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Yes a typical green stick fracture. It was caused by the storm. Very dangerous to cut as it could twist back on me.
Super dangerous. I usually will tie it to a stable branch above. Then using a pole saw take as much off as I can above the fracture to lighten the branch.

Then make a cut underneath first, then take the rest from the top. They can be super dangerous and it looks like you did an excellent job!!

And yes for firewood, but just don’t burn pine inside. Much better for outdoor fires. Too much pitch and causes chimney fires.
 
I'm finishing up late tonight! As @likes2watchU says, the struggle to keep up on this thread is real!

I've been caught by B2 today for the first time in a long time. We have some (ahem!) catching up to do. 🪶🪶🪶 So please respect our privacy and do not enter when the red light is on! 🤣🤣

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I agree. Had a long day yesterday and I’m five pages behind!!
 
Old school me would say get out the super glue and duct tape.

There is a reason no one asks old school me medical advice.
We have medical grade superglue we use if small and not on a bendy part. Staples on the scalp and sutures for other stuff....

If it is greater than 24 hours we usually don't close but use butterfly sutures to pull the skin together.... lots of neosporin
 
Not yet... will be doing some research.... my mom said "get one with big wheels and self propelling"
I am in agreement. Self propelled really helps. My old one cable got fucked Jo and I could never get the self propulsion to work again. It’s a bear and I leave it down at the farm.

I got a new one (self propelled) and it makes all the difference. You’ll still get your steps in.
 
I'm finishing up late tonight! As @likes2watchU says, the struggle to keep up on this thread is real!

I've been caught by B2 today for the first time in a long time. We have some (ahem!) catching up to do. 🪶🪶🪶 So please respect our privacy and do not enter when the red light is on! 🤣🤣

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If the post is a-rockin, don’t come a-knockin! 😂😂😂
 
Did you have a good trip home? I hate it when I wake up before I want to then can't get back to sleep. 😖😤

That's amazing your iPad just charged up again!


It's the rebuilt component which may make it a tad untrustworthy. Then again, maybe it's just some st000pid kind of malf. Nonfeasance instead of malfeasance. I don't know. I was pissed regardless until the healing power of the cosmos fixeded it.


It knows how I talk. It cloud-accesses my computer stuff and I can "write" by talking to it. Typing has never been my thing. I outright suck at it and I'm never going to be interested enough to put time into it to get gooder. I love it and have been more productive since I got it. There be books-n-pomes (poimes?) clawin'ta get out. It gives me the opportunity to strike when the iron is hot, to create when the urge hits me. Kinda like a wordy version of projectile vomiting.
 
I hope it's worth it... it seems to suit my need to "push the envelope" though at 59, I don't feel that need as strongly as I did in my 30s. Lol

I do love many aspects of it. I go to work 8 times a year, seeing things most people never get to see.

It's still a "meritocracy" out here.
It's rare, but when I do talk to people from my office, it's like talking to old family members.

My off time, truly is off time.
Who else gets 2 weeks off after every month on?

Cons... Rough weather is like a bad ride at the fair that you can't get off of.
If one can't handle the solitude, it's like prison, with the added option of drowning. Lol

Honestly, I don't know if I could fit into a dry land 9 to 5 gig again.
Oh, the pay isn't too shabby either.
It all seems to balance out... my longest continuous day was 42 hours.... but many days, I do the square root of Fk'all. Lol
I've spent a fair amount of time at sea (civilian) and the full-time crew (ABs, boatswain, and even deck officers) are a different breed from us landlubbers.

Personally, I loved my time at sea (maxed out at 49 days between ports)l, normally 3-5 days), but it was not consistent with broader career and family goals.

Anyway: I get it. The lure of truly off off-days is something most of us can't really appreciate and time at sea, even (especially) overnight watches, is a uniquely powerful human experience.
 
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