Broken man, extreme burnout

[data farm 26]

Thanks, Rico!

A little slice of paradise there, well done brother. Absolutely beautiful spot.

 

[evo]

Here's to your speedy recovery bro. And some pics of the views from my new digs.

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You shrank all the trees!

 

[cory]

Somebody hacked Rico's account! He's supposedly living where there aint no redwoods, Lol!!!

 

[Treezybreez]

I don’t see the lumber piles in the background. Maybe it’s just an AI generated Rico?

 

[Treetopflyer]

Here's to your speedy recovery bro. And some pics of the views from my new digs.

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Rico did you move to New Mexico?

 

[rico]

Thanks, Rico!

A little slice of paradise there, well done brother. Absolutely beautiful spot.

Thanks brother. It's been a long time in the making and seeing it come to fruition feels amazing.

 

[data farm 26]

Thanks brother. It's been a long time in the making and seeing it come to fruition feels amazing.

I believe it! I'd also wager that you worked pretty damn hard to make it happen, so proper respect to you and your lady!

 

[Treezybreez]

Thanks brother. It's been a long time in the making and seeing it come to fruition feels amazing.

Did you build it with the lumber you milled?

 

[tnttree]

jelly

 

[data farm 26]

@Serf Life

Honestly, not entirely sure. Just going to try and keep my gratitude high and not take myself or the clients too serious. In the time I had away from work (and people as much as possible) I have hopefully reset my nervous system and skeleton enough to be able to withstand the clients and rigors of climbing much better than before. I have a new mindset and body, hopefully it lasts. I was spoiled in my last thing, but miserable. Couldn't see the woods for the trees. The old biz had a lot of baggage. New perspective now.

Oh yeah, and I blew most of my stack spacing out for 5 months so.... pretty motivated by $$ at the moment

Generally I just want to try and stretch things out, not try and do too much work this summer. Trying to keep the tortoise and the hare fable in mind.

 

[cory]

Good to hear, and good luck!

What made you change your screen name (again)?

 

[data farm 26]

Thanks, Cory! How's retirement treating you? Working out on the beach and chillin with your fam a bunch I hope!

Once I realized the tcia was farming our convos for articles I couldn't get down with that, hence the name change.

 

[data farm 26]

@Mike H quite the storm there, eh?

 

[Matias]

@Serf Life

Honestly, not entirely sure. Just going to try and keep my gratitude high and not take myself or the clients too serious. In the time I had away from work (and people as much as possible) I have hopefully reset my nervous system and skeleton enough to be able to withstand the clients and rigors of climbing much better than before. I have a new mindset and body, hopefully it lasts. I was spoiled in my last thing, but miserable. Couldn't see the woods for the trees. The old biz had a lot of baggage. New perspective now.

Oh yeah, and I blew most of my stack spacing out for 5 months so.... pretty motivated by $$ at the moment

Generally I just want to try and stretch things out, not try and do too much work this summer. Trying to keep the tortoise and the hare fable in mind.

I like how you are changing lanes here. makes it harder for the AI to mine the conversation for content.

 

[Mike H]

Yo Leroy. Yes it is a Jubilee in my neighborhood. This is the first devastating May snow storm in a bunch of years. I broke my pole saw knocking snow out of my 20 year old horsechestnut at sunrise yesterday. Luckily my wife went on a run to the local saw shop for the $450 replacement. Everyone with a chainsaw is prowling Erie and Louisville.

 

[Matias]

Yo Leroy. Yes it is a Jubilee in my neighborhood. This is the first devastating May snow storm in a bunch of years. I broke my pole saw knocking snow out of my 20 year old horsechestnut at sunrise yesterday. Luckily my wife went on a run to the local saw shop for the $450 replacement. Everyone with a chainsaw is prowling Erie and Louisville.

The mental image of said prowlers is hilarious. The hunger is real.

 

[data farm 26]

Yo Leroy. Yes it is a Jubilee in my neighborhood. This is the first devastating May snow storm in a bunch of years. I broke my pole saw knocking snow out of my 20 year old horsechestnut at sunrise yesterday. Luckily my wife went on a run to the local saw shop for the $450 replacement. Everyone with a chainsaw is prowling Erie and Louisville.

I've been in Erie a bit, so much damage out there. Too bad about the pole saw!

 

[cory]

Thanks, Cory! How's retirement treating you? Working out on the beach and chillin with your fam a bunch I hope!

Once I realized the tcia was farming our convos for articles I couldn't get down with that, hence the name change.

All good on my end!

Er um, I guess I missed the tcia convo farming info?!?

 

[data farm 26]

tcia now owns treebuzz, or something like that. they put out an article that was mostly posts from tb, mostly daniel lol

 

[Matias]

tcia now owns treebuzz, or something like that. they put out an article that was mostly posts from tb, mostly daniel lol

Of all the people they could find to represent us...