YAY! Having a job close to home, so you can see your little one grow up!

YAY! Little one!

Have a great day!

working close to home is the best. i work with alot of guys that have to "boom out" so they rarely see their family. at the same time though you kinda go were the work is. i left denver, colorado nine years ago because here is where its at. there are three ironworkers from denver on my job that are transferring in. i like the feeling of being the only one who can calm down the baby.

it has to be 45 mph for the cranes to shut down. we have tower cranes so i believe it is higher. conventional cranes here shut down ar 30 to 35. i also jump tower cranes. we were doing one with questionable gusts. it came down to lets go for it. it remember going up the climber. as we were going up i noticed the crane tech, myself and the other ironworker were looking over the edge. we were all finding suitible spots to jump if the tower went down. very exciting when your with fellow ironworkers. but dont let the wife know.

i never got the projectile poop but i always got the vomit. we just watch a christmas story. my wife watches its a wonderful life because she likes to cry during movies. that is one cute son you have. i remember when mine was a newborn. he smelled good and i loved to hold him. so did the ironworker get away on law and order?

merry christmas!

Holy shit! Congrats man!

how are you doing? is your new boy doing good. how about the wife? im off to go shopping.

i used to go eat sushi with my friends every tuesday night. they always pushed me to try the sea urchin. i finally did and i ended up liking it. that was like the special treat each night. i remember those trips to the hospital when the wife seems ready to go but the doctors say not yet. so back home you go. hopefully your baby will be born soon.

The massive friggen overflow of people who have moved to the city hasn't helped either. bastards.

i like the comment you made in the "is your house perfect" thread. i was waiting to see who would pounce on it first. i experienced alot of bad drivers during the winter when i lived in denver. most of them were transplants from california who had never driven in the snow.

glad to help.

Goin' for surgery aint the coolest thing in the world to have in common with someone, but it's all I got! HAHAH

Hope yours went better than mine!!

welcome back, and welcome to righteous spawn.

now i get the union man occupation. ive heard stories about working in the snow. it doesnt sound to appealing to me. i also put up tower cranes on the weekend for double time. my wife totally hates that job. do you guys in canada dislike carpenters as much as we do here in the us?

Fer sure! I think it was a smart move to have someone who was so much like Christopher Reeves. So many people, including myself, have that image ingrained in their brains, nothing else would have worked.