I didn't graduate from SFA though I matriculated there. But today I had to process a Red Maple that (thankfully) missed the house, does that make me a lumberjack?
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So glad it missed the house, and all are okay.
Thanks. Kids loved the adventure of it. Also their school had no power today, so they loved that too. I of course was glad that it was just an inconvenience and not something more.
Ok, let's take a vote.nacluth said:
I didn't graduate from SFA though I matriculated there. But today I had to process a Red Maple that (thankfully) missed the house, does that make me a lumberjack?
All in Favor, say Aye!
All Opposed! Say Go Bearkats!
"He's a Lumberjack and he's OK,
He sleeps all night and works all day."
He sleeps all night and works all day."
Wind and rain whipping again like last night. Hope we don't have a repeat performance.
nacluth said:
Wind and rain whipping again like last night. Hope we don't have a repeat performance.
Be hard for that tree to fall again.
Despite the fact that I've been accused of being a troll, I believe that here is no need for a poll. If he believes that he is a Lumberjack, he's a Lumberjack. He doesn't need anyone's approval. Loyalty speaks for itself.
Hopefully no one was injured in the storm, including those people who are not Lumberjacks.
Vocabulary word for the day is "Matriculate".
Hopefully no one was injured in the storm, including those people who are not Lumberjacks.
Vocabulary word for the day is "Matriculate".
"All Hail to SFA"
He's a Lumberjack and he's ok!
Axe 'Em Jacks - Class of 85'
These storms have been crazy awful! In the process of getting a new roof due to hail damage.
Pilotgirl said:
These storms have been crazy awful! In the process of getting a new roof due to hail damage.
Drove through San Augustine today. A tornado devastated the west end of that town last week. Businesses destroyed. Hundreds of huge trees sawed off. Unbelievably, no one was even hurt.
The storm in Kingwood was bad yesterday. Rained for just 20 or 30 minutes but trees down everywhere and a lot of street flooding. Probably 18-24 inches of water in front of my house. My house is up hugh so we were good, but there were a lot of places that got water inside.
Just awful. Alto was hit hard, too. The one silverlining is that they will have to rebuild the HS. I worked for all the schools in Cherokee Co first 7 yrs of my professional career & that was a building held together with duct tape. For real.
Cherokee & Houston county have been torn up by these storms. Pretty sure half of Houston county has a new roof after this spring. Just crazy.Pilotgirl said:
Just awful. Alto was hit hard, too. The one silverlining is that they will have to rebuild the HS. I worked for all the schools in Cherokee Co first 7 yrs of my professional career & that was a building held together with duct tape. For real.
Crazy weather seems to be the norm the last few years in Southeast Tx. We had a brief but stout storm a couple of weeks ago that took down the neighbors tree and fell into my yard as well. Getting real tired of post weather clean up!cboothe09 said:
The storm in Kingwood was bad yesterday. Rained for just 20 or 30 minutes but trees down everywhere and a lot of street flooding. Probably 18-24 inches of water in front of my house. My house is up hugh so we were good, but there were a lot of places that got water inside.
I've yet to see it firsthand. Jimmy and Peggy are extremely blessed that the house was not destroyed!SFA Jack Fanatic said:Pilotgirl said:
These storms have been crazy awful! In the process of getting a new roof due to hail damage.
Drove through San Augustine today. A tornado devastated the west end of that town last week. Businesses destroyed. Hundreds of huge trees sawed off. Unbelievably, no one was even hurt.
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