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Ii hear ya, Ii grew up in OKC it was usual to have 110-115 in the summer,,you get a nice breeze though, from the desert SW...I was also a mason in OK.....Killer work, reminds me of when I worked in an oil derrick construction yard...in Edmond, Ok....went home black after work...
Yeah it is dirty and hot..sometimes above 110F in the summer..
As long as you're workingFor myself, retiring meant i could start another business or career, I prefer self employment..Looking to purchase a pizza rest. with an apartment to let..I'm only speaking of people I've known while they were working they were full of life, when they retired they physically aged fast.I'm only in my mid 40s and I sure don't define myself by work, not writing code for money anymore isn't going to make me get old fast.
Impressive, I bet I've install some of your equipmentI manage a shop for a Water Process Equipment company, keeps me occupied most of the time...a little slow right now.
A mechanical skid we fabricated and assembled.
Top section of a tank we are fabricating being placed.
Mechanical porches on one of our Portable Tanks.
Sitting still sucks, bad for your health and your mind.....I am not looking forward to being immobile when I get more elderly. I had to stop being a mason and electrician...The old body is worn out and so I am going to find something a little less labor intensive...As long as you're workingFor myself, retiring meant i could start another business or career, I prefer self employment..Looking to purchase a pizza rest. with an apartment to let..I'm only speaking of people I've known while they were working they were full of life, when they retired they physically aged fast.I'm only in my mid 40s and I sure don't define myself by work, not writing code for money anymore isn't going to make me get old fast.
Are you self employed or a corporate tool..?? When doing chimney in the summer it's about 130 on the roof working in the summer...toasty, but you get a better breeze...Ii hear ya, Ii grew up in OKC it was usual to have 110-115 in the summer,,you get a nice breeze though, from the desert SW...I was also a mason in OK.....Killer work, reminds me of when I worked in an oil derrick construction yard...in Edmond, Ok....went home black after work...
Yeah it is dirty and hot..sometimes above 110F in the summer..
Can be a bitch welding..
At one point I had a Job scabbing plate onto existing petro. storage tanks to rehab them...Nomex suits and external air didn't help much, about an hour at a time is all one could stand...Money was good but it didn't take long to find other work
Impressive, I bet I've install some of your equipmentI manage a shop for a Water Process Equipment company, keeps me occupied most of the time...a little slow right now.
A mechanical skid we fabricated and assembled.
Top section of a tank we are fabricating being placed.
Mechanical porches on one of our Portable Tanks.
Impressive, I bet I've install some of your equipmentI manage a shop for a Water Process Equipment company, keeps me occupied most of the time...a little slow right now.
A mechanical skid we fabricated and assembled.
Top section of a tank we are fabricating being placed.
Mechanical porches on one of our Portable Tanks.
That's exactly what I was trying to make a point of. My father is 82 I think and he's still working for the county school system same thing with my mother 74 working same school system.Sitting still sucks, bad for your health and your mind.....I am not looking forward to being immobile when I get more elderly. I had to stop being a mason and electrician...The old body is worn out and so I am going to find something a little less labor intensive...As long as you're workingFor myself, retiring meant i could start another business or career, I prefer self employment..Looking to purchase a pizza rest. with an apartment to let..I'm only speaking of people I've known while they were working they were full of life, when they retired they physically aged fast.I'm only in my mid 40s and I sure don't define myself by work, not writing code for money anymore isn't going to make me get old fast.
I've worked for some big companies in the past.Impressive, I bet I've install some of your equipmentI manage a shop for a Water Process Equipment company, keeps me occupied most of the time...a little slow right now.
A mechanical skid we fabricated and assembled.
Top section of a tank we are fabricating being placed.
Mechanical porches on one of our Portable Tanks.Impressive, I bet I've install some of your equipmentI manage a shop for a Water Process Equipment company, keeps me occupied most of the time...a little slow right now.
A mechanical skid we fabricated and assembled.
Top section of a tank we are fabricating being placed.
Mechanical porches on one of our Portable Tanks.
Maybe, we are part of a Global Company now was some real culture shock for me, I considered retiring when we were bought but... honestly the money is to good...
A proud corporate lackey that cares about the folks who work with him....Are you self employed or a corporate tool..?? When doing chimney in the summer it's about 130 on the roof working in the summer...toasty, but you get a better breeze...Ii hear ya, Ii grew up in OKC it was usual to have 110-115 in the summer,,you get a nice breeze though, from the desert SW...I was also a mason in OK.....Killer work, reminds me of when I worked in an oil derrick construction yard...in Edmond, Ok....went home black after work...
Yeah it is dirty and hot..sometimes above 110F in the summer..
Can be a bitch welding..
At one point I had a Job scabbing plate onto existing petro. storage tanks to rehab them...Nomex suits and external air didn't help much, about an hour at a time is all one could stand...Money was good but it didn't take long to find other work
I'm semi retired, my husband will never retire. We're both FA's., and in the last decade I started to fix up old properties for rentals which isn't full time but I love it.I'm currently a software engineer, but in a couple months my wife and I are retiring early. We're going to bum around for awhile to finish up of any projects then sell our house and go backpacking around the world.
Agreed, but I sure don't equate no longer needing to be at a certain place and time every day for work with sitting still.Sitting still sucks, bad for your health and your mind
Hey boy! Wrong. Everybody does not hate it.Here was my very first job when I was 14 years old.
The Cal State Long Beach Bell Tower
My job title was "Hey Boy". Hey boy do this! Hey boy do that!
It was the last great work by a famous architect and everyone hates it.
Hey boy! Wrong. Everybody does not hate it.
UAM | CSULB: sculpture
About Us | 49er Foundation
I used to go by there every once in a while. It's a very cool sculpture.
Bunch of drunks?Hey boy! Wrong. Everybody does not hate it.
UAM | CSULB: sculpture
About Us | 49er Foundation
I used to go by there every once in a while. It's a very cool sculpture.
Everyone I talked to at the Nugget, hated it.
I doubt they like much of anything. LB has a history of not appreciating art and it has a sad history of always acting the poor red-headed step sister
Shit! Me too. He's sending me a fortune...Well I really lucked out. Things weren't going so well at all, but then all of a sudden one day I got an email from this nice man in Lagos, Nigeria and it changed my life.
Then why don't you go down and enjoy the artistic symmetry of theBunch of drunks?
