Been away for awhile , just sitting on a pipeline asbuilt. Watching them pump water and break drill stems. I love this forum so much to learn and so little time.
Hello from Texas! Welcome back.
T. Nelson - SAM
Jump right in, the fun is outstanding but the education is even better.
The education is what I need, after almost 30 years of pipeline survey, would like to stay home and get a job at a small survey shop. Take some classes, maybe intern somewhere. No more working 2 or 3 hours at night reducing notes and getting calls from inspectors 7 days a week. It is just a little scary to take that first leap. Been saving for a long time just need to do it.
Howdy superfly,
Peace, love and happiness from NE Texas
Thanks guys
Welcome back, you already know how fun and educational this place is. 😎
I enjoy Surveying an awful lot. I enjoy family, camping, rockhounding and a host of other things more. Make the change and enjoy life...
Welcome back, Tom
superfly, post: 435534, member: 8421 wrote: Been away for awhile , just sitting on a pipeline asbuilt. Watching them pump water and break drill stems. I love this forum so much to learn and so little time.
Okay, you're from Lake Charles, but were you born in Nacogdoches, by any chance?
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Kent McMillan, post: 438680, member: 3 wrote: Okay, you're from Lake Charles, but were you born in Nacogdoches, by any chance?
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"...in a yellow El Camino listening to Howlin' Wolf.." Beautiful lyrics.
I've seen Williams on ACL a few times maybe. Some of her music I don't cotton to very much. Some of it hits dead center and tugs at my heart strings.
paden cash, post: 438682, member: 20 wrote: "...in a yellow El Camino listening to Howlin' Wolf.." Beautiful lyrics.
I've seen Williams on ACL a few times maybe. Some of her music I don't cotton to very much. Some of it hits dead center and tugs at my heart strings.
I think that Lucinda Williams, like so many other notable things in life, is an acquired taste. It helps to have followed her career and to know a bit about her family in which she was the daughter of the poet, Miller Williams. I personally think that "Down where the Spirit Meets the Bone" is the best of her albums, but you may prefer "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road".