RSJB18 posted:Hi guys.
Busy again at work....not to busy though that I couldn't squeeze in the last round of golf yesterday before the cold weather dropped by to say HI
Had a scare at home with a near flood in my basement on Wednesday. My bride called me mid day that the laundry sink was almost overflowing. A phone call later our local sewer and drain company was on the scene. He was able to snake the line and clear the stoppage but not before asking to get at the house trap. Now as much as I know it should be readily accessible- it's buried under a large pile of train boxes
. While he was running the snake from the sink I started pulling all the boxes out. I need to start attending train buyers anonymous...
I have 6 locos still in boxes that I have not even opened up to inspect. A winter project for sure. Long story short, stoppage cleared, disaster averted.
Now...where did I put my credit card
Needless to say layout work time has been slim lately. Got a few final outdoor chores to handle this weekend and maybe I can finally start contributing here again.
A big shout out to Mark. Glad the surgery was a success.
I too am a firm believer in PT. Got my ankle back in shape after a severe sprain and torn ligaments a few years ago. Keep it up Mark and you will be crawling under your layout before you know it.
Lots of Likes passed all around to everyone. See you on SWSat tomorrow.
Bob
Thank you, Bob!! I made progress today at in hospital PT, and should be going home shortly. Moving forward! Thank you everyone
