Perky Nipple Time - Weather Report From The North
farmerart
Killing frost hit the camp recently. Great news! The wretched bugs are dead. Daytime temperatures remain in the 10C-20C range (50F-68F). I can finally wear shorts and t-shirts.
Those perky nipples would be mine. Camp remains resolutely male and boring. Hence, this boring topic, from a boring PL, leading a boring non-SC life.
Thing is, I am happier than that proverbial pig rolling in shit! My brain is being exercised like never before and my wits are being taxed by dealing with a couple of real sharks in the business. tuscl is my tenuous connection to the SC world.
Those perky nipples would be mine. Camp remains resolutely male and boring. Hence, this boring topic, from a boring PL, leading a boring non-SC life.
Thing is, I am happier than that proverbial pig rolling in shit! My brain is being exercised like never before and my wits are being taxed by dealing with a couple of real sharks in the business. tuscl is my tenuous connection to the SC world.
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Food for thought-to keep law required distance, St. James has nothing around it for 1/3 mile-surrounded by woods and dry brush.
That hot geophysicist will be making her third visit to camp at the end of next week. I respect her professionally. Her first suggestion for well siting worked out in spades so I eagerly await her next report. I admit to having horny thoughts about her but thoughts they shall remain; I am not about to let my horndog self mess up a profitable business relationship.
I did have a business meal and drinks with her in Calgary. She left me in the lounge flirting with an adjacent table of secretaries.
Sorry to hear it, but that sentence could fit a few strip club visits I've had. At least the pesky insects are no more!
By the way, what's the speed limit on a road like the one that joins Calgary and Edmonton? From Windsor to London it's a rather slow 100 km/hr. Many folks were pushing 120 km/hr though. And the billboard threatening a $10,000 fine if going 50+ km/hr over the limit, well I never saw anyone doing it.
Speed limit on Hwy 2 between Calgary and Edmonton is 110kph which means everyone does at least 120kph. The Horsemen seem to forgive the first 10kph over the posted speed limit.
Here is a story for you that I posted earlier. During the 'big boys toys' phase of my retirement I owned a Ferrari. I powered up the beast one evening on that highway and got clocked by a Horseman at 280kph on his radar gun. In abject terror over the speed,I was already slowing down when I got caught. The Horseman gave me a break by writing the citation at a speed leaving me three demerits on my licence, letting me keep my driver's licence. I paid a monstrous fine, sold the sexy red machine, bought an F-150, and started driving like a timourous old lady. My personal vehicle insurance package now costs me a fortune and will continue to do so for at least five years.
But, I will say, I loved the speed thrill that machine gave me. Even the terror was a 'rush'.