General Forum

I have 10 traders waiting patiently on me to get home and mark thier cards as recieved and leave feed back. I have 3 others waiting on me to get home pull cards and get them shipped. Now with that being said my power is out and the electrical lines are down all over town and the county. I have 4 trees that tore up my fences that I have to cut up into fire wood, burn the brush and mend the fences so the cattle can't get out. My wife told me that the trees right now are blocking the cattle getting out of the fields so I am greatful for that. 
With all that being said I will only be working on the trades when it is too dark to see but if push comes to shove I will be working with headlights until I feel I can't go any longer get a 4 hour nap and start all over again. 
My neighbors most of them elderly need help as well so if I get mine done hopefully in 24-48 hours I will be helping them.

We have trees that are 100+ feet tall and 36 inches in diameter that were uprooted last night all over the county road I live on and the county don't care about us country folks so they get the town up first. It's what they did with last years freeze and my house was out of power for 5 weeks 

So if I didn't get to our trades when I get home I think you all might have a little understanding this time and will take the trades back with me to work and get everyone the recieved and feedback left 

Sincerely,

  Wayne

not that we have a trade, but I'm sure those you are trading with are grateful for a update.

Do be careful out there

I had a small 15 minute power outage 2 days ago where they had to cut it because a car flipped over into a pole and had a live wire on it. Hopefully all you need to do goes well.

Thanks guys. My wife told me that it's just our fence line and the county road we live on is messed up.  My neighbors didn't fair to well so as soon I get my place in order I will be helping thy neighbors 

Hope all is well. Little town of Taeopi was leveled last night. About 35 miles south of me on the Iowa Minnesota border.

Hope all goes well Wayne. Knowing how hard you work "out in the field" to come home to more work must be frustrating.

As someone ho trades with you, i am glad all is well and I would hope the ones who are trading with you read this and understand the wait. 

Thanks Ryan. And ya I'm still at work and so far at midnight I will have 160.5 hours for these 2 weeks

When I do go home I still work. It a lot of upkeep with a 3 story house and 31 acres.  If anyone needs some fire wood and lives close to Nacogdoches Tx or Dallas area I can meet you somewhere on my way back to work and give you some. 

Thank you Jeff 

Power came on late last night but that still means I have a lot to do along with my 25th anniversary on Tuesday.  I got one of those feelings it's going to be a rough days off week