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Go Steve, live the dream.

I like your Dad Justin.

I'm saving that for tomorrow.

Nice.

Today was unseasonably warm. I cut out the old canes in my raspberries and trained and pruned my grapes. I also started removing the leaves I left under my trees and on top of our planting beds.

Willie don't feel bad its just because you look funny and your momma didn't dress you right. I wonder if that book advises "Sometimes it helps to just go psycho and beat one of the kids teasing you to a pulp?"

Willie doesn't wear gotten, he's a synthetic man.

When we were in college my wife worked at Dos Coyotes in Davis. She used to come home with free food every night. That was the good life. We stop by there every time we go visit home.

Sounds like a good lunchtime crowd.

Today was a "point me to my tree" kind of day. I did what needed to be done, the customer was happy, I brought home grocery money.

I subordinated a large co-dominant stem on a London Plain tree. There was a nice shop below loaded with antique cars. The trick of the job was not breaking the lower branches as I too the top out. I had intended to use a speedline but my best ropeman was sick today and I got pummeled by...

Stig and Erik in a logging death match. Sounds cool. It was windy at the sand dunes today and I have sand everywhere a person can have sand. We found a great spot to sled and had a really good time. My kid should be good and tired tonight, hiking up a sand dune so many times.

I went to college at UC Davis in California's central valley. On the track team, when we needed to do hill repeats it meant running over to Mt Davis, a train overpass on the north side of town. Today me, the kid and some friends of ours are headed an hour and a half to the east of here to the...

Its pretty when it blooms.

Ha, Carl's head was too big for the culvert! Glad you're OK. Today was a day much like any other day, a couple of smallish removals and a bunch of trims. The only unusual part was the owner's proscription that we must not step on his roof and yet prune off the branches that were 3' above his...

I think that's the road we went home on. Wow. Mother nature can still kick our butts.

She's tired but OK. Thanks for your random concern unassociated with any specific comments I may have made.

Small prunes and a removal today, nothing worth mention. When I got home I got this message from a realtor friend, "Can you get a dozen bras out of a tree in the East End for me?" I so wish I had Jim, my young Mormon climber working for me. He'd have blushed the whole time.

Thanks for the well wishes. She seems a bit better today. She was lively enough this evening to say "you aren't telling folks about me on the web are you?" So I'll be shutting up now before she uses her last breath to kick my ass.

She's sleeping now which is a blessing. I hope we figure it out soon. Her folks smoked like chimneys her whole childhood and I think that did some damage.