Dear Readers,
Just a quick note to apologize for the delay in responding to emails and comments.
This and the past couple of weeks, I’ve been spending all of my free time chainsawing and preparing Hurricane Helene tree debris for removal by FEMA.
I’ve hired a skid steer operator to help move the debris to the roadside, and I’ve been working hard to stay ahead of him—it’s been a full-time effort!
As a result, my inbox has been piling up (well over 100 messages now!), and I haven’t had much time to check in. If you’ve reached out, I truly appreciate your patience—I’ll be catching up as soon as I can.
This weekend (Friday–Sunday), I’ll be at the Charlotte Hamfest, and I’m looking forward to meeting some of you there! If you see me, please say hello.
Thanks again for your understanding, and I appreciate all of your support!
72,
Thomas (K4SWL)
Thank you for sharing!
No rush. Take care, especially with the chain saw.
Thank you. I am trying to keep a cool head and not rush things. And, especially, wear all of the protective gear I can. It’s not easy working in/around all of the downed trees.
In a separate direction — I received this link from FireFly space:
http://fireflyspace.com/careers/#jobopenings
It may be of interest to know who is being hired to do what.
No, working on downed trees is not easy, and it is dangerous. Please be patient and careful.
You’ve still got your hands full, but this too will pass