When you finally release that death grip on some cash and get something that makes sense and you really need, don't you feel like kicking yourself for not dropping that "dime" sooner.

Living on a farm, we do that a lot. Even just keeping extra IMPORTANT parts in the shop, has kept us from stopping dead in the middle of a project ... so frustrating when you are working in set windows of time, weather and opportunity.

I think we are getting better at it, tho.

Congrats on the fan. You being in Texas, I can't imagine how you survived this long without a fan ... horses, too. We always had a stall fan for each one. Other than that, they had to gut it out in the field ... there were plenty of shade trees and they were smart enough to stay under them during the hottest part of the day.

Peg


~ Peggy M
1949 Chevrolet 3804
"Charlie" - The Stovebolt Flagship
In the Gallery
"Success comes in 'cans' ..."