Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!

BudmanTX

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welp on the cooler side of Valcanism.....i mention iceland volcano think last month...showing a guy roasting some wennier on the lava......welp she decided to open another fissure just down the way from they orginal eruption.....the pics are rather cool....the vid is even better

found this today showing both of them going..

 

DustyDuke

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Wow that's crazy. Our emergency benefits gave almost everyone who was laid off $500 per week, better than nothing but $500 doesn't go very far. My only real complaint about the benefit is they didn't take taxes. You're a general contractor now right?
I had to google what a general contractor was but yeah basically I’m in charge of 3 projects about 200 apartments and have 3 GC’s underneath me. My job title is construction manager
 

manfredo

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Just did a few dabs for breakfast....Some OJ and a shower and it's another shorts day...maybe even some flip flops this afternoon as it nears 80f :fire:

Spring sure did come early here....I'm going to start by turning over a raised garden bed and dropping some lettuce and pea seeds, leftover from last year....It's a few weeks early but if they make it they make it!
 

FastFreddi

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Just did a few dabs for breakfast....Some OJ and a shower and it's another shorts day...maybe even some flip flops this afternoon as it nears 80f :fire:

Spring sure did come early here....I'm going to start by turning over a raised garden bed and dropping some lettuce and pea seeds, leftover from last year....It's a few weeks early but if they make it they make it!
That sounds like a perfect day to me!
FF
 

DustyDuke

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That’s a big jump do you miss doing mason work?
No not at all LoL. Well it felt less complicated, I have done masonry work for this company for 10 years so I know how they do things.
I also really like the new job but they do keep pushing me hard and the hours are intense. I struggle with electrical and plumbing but because I’ve worked next to most of the trades a fair bit as a mason they help me and teach me I get more respect. Tbh it’s not that hard if you can read plans, have any eye for safety and detail, have good people skills, sequence the job right and stick to it no matter what which will result in unhappy trades at some point, thick skin helps. Also email, fucken emails after every phone call or conversation about the job if I don’t and the trades or suppliers forget something and it’s not in email they always will tell me “I don’t remember that conversation mate”. I’ve looked like a dickhead once or twice from no follow up email. I’ve had 2 promotions in under 5 months and my jobs are all a head of schedule, my last promotion tbh was just right place right time kind of thing. The last CM had some personal stuff going on and left suddenly. My work said they would rather promote from within instead of getting someone else in from outside the company.
 
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