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I may even have an old T-shirt around somewhere.

Good ol' Butch. I sure miss him.

Thanks! We all miss Butch.

Ditto that, Buddy. Man, a lot has happened since the last time you were here.

Tit for tat. Words written, words spoken... not unlike a game of chess.

As I recall Butch's "TOP" pet peeve was, "Don't quote the last post!" But if you're late in the thread by just a couple of posts sometimes you got to break the rule just to stay on topic. Couldn't win for losing. I swear.

There's sure room in life for all sorts. We are all unique.

Isn't that the truth, B. Thank you! I'm so impressed with how the members of the House have stuck together. We argue like family about issues, especially lately unfortunately, and yet have been sticking together for going on 15 years now. Might as well be family. By definition.

Butch was prickly sometimes. One pet peeve he had, among so many was, "Don't quote a post after the post" Crack me up!

I was kind of worried the House would fall apart when Butch passed. But that was unwarranted. It seems to still be working, even without him.

I know you're under a lot of stress, Stig. But please had a little respect.

Never used a saw with heated handle bars. That's too cold. Surfs up!

Yeah. What are the odds?

Cory, get with the program, they're "Birthing- people -- Chest-feeders" consectutive.

You don't say.

I may have to give that a whirl myself.

I know a lot of people with the disease, B. Many much younger than myself.

Took grit. I'm surprised I don't arthritis yet.

To me Butch Ballow will always be the proverbial, and iconic, Norman Rockwell portrayal of the "All American Treeman". And though 2,000 miles apart, in the latter 1960's, Butch and I learned from the same old school ideology. A period transcending cross-cut saws and axes. A time when...

Butch was a good ol' Boy. Old school tree tramp, and nothing wrong with that in my book. I long admired his staunch attitiude to sticking to the basics. He made himself a comfortable life style there in Alexandria. Nothing fancy. like the Duke.