Last night I took some pictures of my dad welding, and a couple of my welds that I made. I was impressed with myself, which does not happen that often, because it had be 4 years since I had welded anything. I have posted two pictures below for your viewing pleasure.
My Dad

My Welds


I have been bummed out about all the stuff I am working on at work and home because it is going slowly. Today when I left for lunch I head on the news that a Truck Driver was killed at Lake Steel in Amarillo (New Story: Man Killed At Lake Steel). This is a tragedy, I say that for several reasons. First, all work place injuries and deaths can be prevented. Secondly, this was a living human being that had a gamily, friends, and a life outside of work. It just reminds me of how fragile life is. This has caused me to think more because I was at Lake Steel a few weeks ago picking up a load of metal. I certainly do not want to end on such a low note, so remember to take time to spend with your family, and enjoy life. It is fun, or at least as much fun as we put into life.
1 comment:
those are some pretty rockin' welds i'd say! are those for the mega-porch or something else?
also a groovy pic of your dad welding.
ryan
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