Last Updated 11/21/09 Charles City IA. teen airlifted after brief chase,

My Pictures don't Fully Describe the Track that the Car Followed coming up thru.

Sorry, I don't have Good Pictures.
Latest Update at Bottom in Red Lettering.

Please Pray for Nevin the he may be Healed both Physically and Spiritually,

Nephew Nevin suffers with Head injuries, And some other injuries, He is responding some to what they tell him to do so they know he can hear some but he has not opened his eyes yet since the Accident, It's just so sad that he even tried some thing like this, I guess some times when we are young we just don't think of the Consequence's that could follow, Hopefully he will heal back to Normal, and also Hopefully this is a Lesson Learned.

Car crashes during chase

CHARLES CITY --- A teenager was airlifted to Iowa City after crashing a vehicle Saturday night in Chickasaw County.

Nevin Shirk, 18, of Charles City, was westbound on County Road B57 from Ionia. According to the Iowa State Patrol, a sheriff's deputy attempted to stop Shirk for speeding.

A short pursuit followed, according to the Iowa State Patrol, and Shirk apparently lost control of his Pontiac Firebird. The vehicle went off the road and rolled.

Shirk was taken to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City. Information about his condition was not available.

Charles City teen airlifted after brief chase.

CHARLES CITY --- A teenager was airlifted to Iowa City after crashing in Chickasaw County Saturday night.

Nevin Shirk, 18, of Charles City was westbound on B57 from Ionia when a Chickasaw County deputy attempted to stop his vehicle for speeding.

A short pursuit followed, according to a report from the Iowa State Patrol. Shirk apparently lost control of his Firebird.

The vehicle went off the road and rolled. He was taken by Air Care to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.

This I Copied from the Iowa State Patrol Crash Report Site.

VEH 1 WAS WESTBOUND ON B57 FROM IONIA, CHICKASAW COUNTY DEPUTY

CHECKED VEH 1 FOR SPEED, ATTEMPTED TO STOP VEH 1 AND A SHORT
PURSUIT FOLLOWED, DRIVER OF VEH 1 LOST CONTROL OF HIS VEH AND
WENT OFF THE ROAD IN A CURVE CAUSING THE VEH TO ROLL ACCIDENT
REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION ASSISTED CHICKASAW CO SO, NASHUA PD,

IONIA, BASSET RESCUE AND CHICKASAW CO RESCUE

Nevin Has not woke up since the Accident on Aug. 8, 2009 and also has Pneumonia on top of this So He Does Need Our Prayers. Thank You!!!

8/25/09 Nevin Opens His Eyes Now but no Communication as of Yet. So far he dosn't Focus on any thing with his Eyes Yet. He Moves His Hands and Feet a Lot to.

9/21/09 My Parents are Out there Now and the One day the Ask Nevin to Look at Grandma and he Did, He can get his Name in Order by Letters but still does not Speak, Also Has been Transfered to Rehab over near Des Moines, IA. so He is No Longer at Iowa City Hospital.

9/26/09 Just Found Out that Nevin does Talk some Now, The Other Day they got him to walk a little with Help on each side of Him,

10/25/09 Nevin is at Home from Rehab and is Communicating and Doing Really Quit Well, Just Want to Thank the Lord for his Healing Touch!!!

11/21/09 Decided to Update another Time After all,

This Week I was out in Iowa and Got to See the Sheriff's Dash Cam Video from just before Beginning of Chase to a While after Ending of Chase,

I Say All that to Say Any Rumors You May have Heard about what Happened, Like Any Quote Suspicious Dents Etc. those Rumors are all False and for what Actually Happened I can't figure out how some People even Came up with those Rumors,

From where the Pursuit Started the Sheriff Had Never Caught up to Nevin till the Crash Point. So the Sheriff did Nothing Wrong in this Crash/Chase.

And I would Like to Thank the Officer's for being out there doing a Great Job at what they do.

Nevin is also Doing Better Spiritually and for that I am Very Thankful Hopefully he will Continue to do Better!!!

Thank You to All of You who Are and Have Prayed for Nevin and the Family May You Continue to Do So.

This is the Last Update on the Accident, How Ever Your Always Welcome to Check back on Other Post, Thank You and May God Guide Bless & Keep You!!!

Please Pray for Paul J. Wirt Family

PENNS CREEK - Paul J. Wirt, 60, of 407 Centerville St., passed away at 4:54 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009, in the emergency room at Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg. 
He was born June 28, 1949, in Centre County. 
He had worked for PP&L and also as a security guard. 
He attended the Beavertown God's Missionary Church. 
Paul was an avid NASCAR fan and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was his favorite driver. He also enjoyed attending the Selinsgrove Speedway where he favored Blaine Heimbach. 
He is survived by one daughter, Heather Wirt of Turbotville; three brothers, Charles of Northumberland, Ronnie of North Carolina, and Kenneth of Sunbury; one sister, Janice of New Jersey; and his fiance, Jennifer Keister and her children with whom he dearly loved, Amber, Amanda, Adrienne, Ashlynn, Gordon, Jordon and Jacob Keister. 
Visitors may call from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Beavertown God's Missionary Church where the funeral will follow at 11 with the Rev. Jeffrey Stratton and Rev. Matthew Maloyed officiating. 
Burial will follow in the Troxelville Union Cemetery. 
Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Hill St., Middleburg.

Please Pray for the Paul Wirt Family as He Passed Away. I picked him up almost every Sunday Morning to go to Church.

"WE NOTICED"

This was written by Sherry Hackett, Buddy Hackett's widow........

President Obama:

Today I read of your administrations' plan to re-define September 11 as a National Service Day. Sir, it's time we had a talk.........

During your campaign, Americans watched as you made mockery of our tradition of standing and crossing your heart when the Pledge of Allegiance was spoken. You, out of four people on the stage, were the only one not honoring our tradition.

YES, "We noticed."

During one of your many speeches, Americans heard you say that you intended to visit all 57 states.
We all know that Islam, not America has 57 states.

YES, "We noticed."

When President Bush leaned over at Ground Zero and gently placed a flower on the memorial, while you nonchalantly tossed your flower onto the pile without leaning over.

YES, "We noticed."

Every time you apologized to other countries for America 's position on an issue we have wondered why you don't share our pride in this great country. When you have heard foreign leaders berate our country and our beliefs, you have not defended us. In fact, you insulted the British Crown beyond belief.

YES, "We noticed."

When your pastor of 20 years, "- - - -damned America " and said that 9/11 was " America 's chickens coming home to roost" and you denied having heard recriminations of that nature, we wondered how that could be. You later disassociated yourself from that church and Pastor Wright because it was politically expedient to do so.

YES, "We noticed."

When you announced that you would transform America , we wondered why. With all her faults, America is the greatest country on earth. Sir, KEEP THIS IN MIND, "if not for America and the people who built her, you wouldn't be sitting in the White House now." Prior to your election to the highest office in this Country, you were a senator from Illinois and from what we can glean from the records available, not a very remarkable one.

YES, "We noticed."

All through your campaign and even now, you have surrounded yourself with individuals who are basically unqualified for the positions for which you appointed them. Worse than that, the majority of them are people who, like you, bear no special allegiance, respect, or affection for this country and her traditions.

YES, "We noticed."

You are 9 months into your term and every morning millions of Americans wake up to a new horror heaped on us by you. You seek to saddle working Americans with a health care/insurance reform package that, along with cap and trade, will bankrupt this nation.

YES, "We noticed."

We seek, by protesting, to let our representatives know that we are not in favor of these crippling expenditures and we are labeled "un-American","racist", "mob". We wonder how we are supposed to let you know how frustrated we are. You have attempted to make our protests seem isolated and insignificant. Until your appointment, Americans had the right to speak out.

YES, "We noticed."

On September 11, 2001 there were no Republicans or Democrats, only Americans. And we all grieved together and helped each other in whatever way we could. The attack on 9/11 was carried out because we are Americans.

And YES, "We noticed."

There were many of us who prayed that as a black president you could help unite this nation. In six months you have done more to destroy this nation than the attack on 9/11. You have failed us.

YES, "We noticed."

September 11 is a day of remembrance for all Americans. You propose to make 9/11 a "National Service Day". While we know that you don't share our reverence for 9/11, we pray that history will report your proposal as what it is...a disgrace.

YES, "We noticed."

You have made a mockery of our Constitution and the office that you hold. You have embarrassed and slighted us in foreign visits and policy.

YES, "We noticed.."

We have noticed all these things. We will deal with you. When Americans come together again, it will be to remove you from office.

Take Notice.

The End.

I Sure Hope Americans Will Remove You From Office Next Election. LRH.

I Just Ordered There New CD!!!

I Just Ordered this New CD from Jeff & Sheri Easter!!!

I've just been Listening to a Few Excerpts from the New CD I Look so

Forward to when it Arrives it Sounds like it will be another one of them that

will be Such a Blessing & Encouragement!!!

It is Usually one of there CD's or Songs that I'll Listen to for Encouragement

when feeling Low!!!

I almost can't believe how they can just bringing us one Great CD out after the next

one Jeff & Sheri are Such a Blessing to Me!!!

If you would Like to Order 1 of there CD's they are only $ 15.00 Plus $ 3.00 Shipping

Available at; www.jeffandsherieaster.com

Thank You Jeff & Sheri for all the Good You Do and the Blessing You Are to So Many!

So far just Listening to the Clips I would say My Favorite Song Will Be;

IN THE NAME OF JESUS. or Else; THE SUN WILL SHINE AGAIN.

Expecting Good Things

Seems if we could just somehow find perspective and see 'the big picture', we'd all do better at keeping a positive outlook on life. Too often, we grumble and complain about minor inconveniences as if they were just the most horrible set of circumstances when, in actuality, they are just simply inconvenient. Paul said he had 'learned to be content' in whatever state he found himself, meaning that we, too, can 'learn to be content', trusting that God is at work in our lives. We really can trust Him with our every breath. Just because you can't see the sun, doesn't mean it isn't there. Wake up each morning expecting good things, knowing that the sun will shine again, and believing that God and Heaven are awaiting you!

I Know I Love You

There are a lot of things in life I don't know. Who invented the washing machine? Where is Timbuktoo? Why have I been so blessed? And then, there are those things I know beyond a shadow of a doubt. I know I love Jeff, and there is no sweeter sound than when he says my name. I know I fell in love with my babies the moment I held them in my arms and looked into their tiny eyes. I know that my Mama can touch my hand and communicate things that words simply cannot. I may not know everything, but I know I am loved.

Working On A Road

At a Gaither concert, Gordon Mote approached Jeff with the idea that he should record the old Lester Flatt tune, "Workin' On A Road". Jeff and I both remembered the song and we began brainstorming ideas for how to give the old song new life. We were both brought up listening to bluegrass music and the thing I think is so unique to bluegrass is the energy of the song. Whether the song is slow and mournful or chicken-pickin' fast, it exudes an energy that is captivating. Before long, you're tapping your toes or clapping your hands to a melody that feels like home. Nothing could have made this song any better than having our long time friends and Grand Ole Opry members, Marty Stuart and Connie Smith sing along with us. Also, joining us on some really smooth bass is the new 'voice' of WSM, Eddie Stubbs. A great friend of more than 25 years. Thanks to these legendary voices, the song, once again, became new!

Love Remains

After such a tough year, I told Jeff, "I hope and pray no one ever has to go through what we have, but I pray everyone can feel as loved." Cards, letters, phone calls, floral arrangements, small gifts, books, music, emails--it was unbelievable to witness the outpouring of love from God's children. Prayers were being offered up on my behalf; my family was being lifted 'into heavenly places' by these kind gestures. It's amazing when your solid ground is shaken, everything is stripped away, and your faith seems distant, the one thing that remains is love. "Satisfy us in the morning with your unfailing love, that we may sing for joy and be glad all our days"--Psalm 90:14 (NIV)

Time For Me To Fly

Last year as we began selecting songs for our upcoming project, the song, Time For Me To Fly, was the first song I chose knowing that it would be the debut single for our daughter, Morgan. She was accepting an awesome responsibility to travel and sing, while still attending high school. I was very aware of the sacrifices she would have to make, but I also knew the overwhelming joy it would be to sing songs of hope and encouragement to a hurting world. Last year was a test of faith for our entire family and Morgan knows firsthand how young people need encouragement when life doesn't seem fair. Spread your wings, baby girl, it's time for you to fly!

Born to Climb

Sometimes in life, the mountains we face overwhelm us at first sight, we feel defeated before we ever begin the climb. Doubts creep in and cold, hard reality whispers, “That’s impossible, you can’t make it!” The truth is—you can’t. The good news is—God can! Set your sights on God, knowing that He’s working all things together for your good, knowing He loves you and has a purpose for your life, every day of it. Then, trust Him. Remember that ‘grace has strengthened you time after time, so don’t be afraid of the mountain, friend, you were born to climb’.

The Sun Will Shine Again

Anniversaries require us to look back. I recently celebrated an anniversary I never planned to celebrate, the one year anniversary of my initial diagnosis of breast cancer. Although, I didn’t plan it, I do celebrate. I celebrate being a survivor and I’ve done an awful lot of looking back over the past month. I remember hurting so badly that falling asleep, when it rarely happened, was my only relief. I remember crying so much that there were no tears left to cry, just groans out of an aching heart. I remember anger, fear, and feeling like the unfairness of it all was simply more than I could bear. It was a dark time. A season without sunshine, nothing but clouds covering all my blue skies, but you know what else I remember? I remember the intimacy of God like I’d never known. I remember feeling so loved by family and friends that no words could adequately convey the depth. And, I remember believing ‘the dark clouds will vanish and the rain will end, there’s a brighter day around the bend, I know the sun will shine again’.

Increasing Speed Limits Doesn't Kill, Test Confirms 80 MPH Okay

Utah: Increasing Speed Limits Doesn't Kill

Test Confirms 80 MPH Okay

Posted: Nov, 06 2009

By: Jonathon Ramsey, AOL Autos

Humans are marvelous at self-organization -- it's how we get nomadic tribes and cities like Tokyo, it explains how New Yorkers avoid each other and actually get places on the sidewalks in midtown, and it leads to things like book-of-the-month clubs. It also explains how we avoid accidents at intersections when the red light stops working. Given our choice, we will find ways on our own to live together, mostly safely.

The blackest and whitest versions of the speed limit debate put "Speed Kills!" on one side and "No it doesn't!" on the other. Because both sides have metric tons of paperwork to prove their positions, the chance that the debate will be settled in our lifetimes is intergalactically remote. A recent speed limit trial in Utah, though, appears to be another scrap of evidence for those on the side of "No it doesn't."

"The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT)," began an article in TheNewspaper.com, "announced last week that the experimental increase in the state's maximum speed limit to 80 MPH has been a success in terms of safety. UDOT Deputy Director Carlos Braceras testified before the state Interim Committee on Transportation that that there has been no increase in accidents as a result of the higher number printed on the speed limit signs on certain stretches of Interstate 15."

Barring any other considerations, a speed limit is determined by studying the behavior of 85% of traffic over a given stretch of road. That 85th percentile is given credit for self-organizing into a group that moves at the safest and most efficient speed. There doesn't appear to be any clear-cut study that proves this, but it has been gospel for so long that it is now the precedent for deciding limits, and in some instances, court cases.

The UDOT measured the speed of that 85th percentile before and after raising the limit. When the maximum allowable speed was 75 mph, it reported most drivers doing between 81 and 85 mph. Given another five miles an hour to legally play with, a year of observation found that most drivers doing between 83 and 85 mph. The vehicular carnage that some suspected didn't materialize, nor did drivers automatically begin driving 90 or 95 mph. As was the case before the limit was raised, people liked going about 85 on the stretches of road in question. They probably also enjoyed not getting tickets for it.

Without taking sides, Utah's findings do match recent findings and decisions in other states. When the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) studied speed limits on six sections of roads it maintains, it changed the speed limits on five of them: one saw a decrease of 5 mph, the other four were increased from 5 to 10 mph.

When Montana had no daytime speed limit, fatalities not only went down but Montana recorded the state's fewest road fatalities during that period. Internationally, the number of fatalities per billion vehicle kilometers has been higher in the U.S. for about the past seven years than anywhere in Western Europe except for Ireland. Even Germany and its unrestricted autobahn suffer fewer injury incidents than the U.S.

Outside of the safety issue, some folks have chosen to see Utah's DOT results as proof that higher limits mean less speeding. That could be cheating a bit by using a relative definition of speeding -- people didn't actually slow down, the law just happened to catch up to them. Almost.

It could be more informative to see the issues of speeding and safety as follow-on effects of the widely held but as-yet-unproved instinct at work: 85% of people found a speed range at which they can drive mostly safely. And as that range didn't really change after the posted limit was changed, we can assume that the instinct for a safe speed has nothing to do with what the posted and enforced speed limit happens to be.

People want to get where they're going quickly and alive. If the powers that be would set limits more in accordance with that fact, perhaps the national blood pressure – and that of drivers – would flow more efficiently and just as safely. At least, it wouldn't hurt to try it out here and there.

It gets back to that self-organizing thing we've been perfecting for thousands of years. As a herd, we will find ways on our own to live together, mostly safely. Even in the fast lane.

Friday 11/6/09 Public Auction 11:00 AM

Shop SOLD for Only $ 210,000.00 I can't believe it Sold so Low.

House was No Sale.

Formerly the Buildings of Penn's Creek Furniture Company of Lewisburg, PA. you can buy Track 1 which is the Commercial Building or Track 2 which is a Nice House & Garage up on the Hill,

So if you need a Commercial Building or Personal Residence in Lewisburg, PA. 17837 Area out in the Country Come Buy it,

It is a Nice Building!!!

It's sad to see another Family Owned Furniture Company Close.

Please Pray for the Bruce R. Anderson Family.

DILLSBURG -- Bruce R. Anderson, 76, of Dillsburg, passed away on Monday, Nov. 2, 2009, at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.

He was born Aug. 28, 1933, in York County, a son of the late Robert B. and Vallie M. (Tusing) Anderson. He was married for 54 years to the former Mamie C. Krysher, who preceded him in death in 2005.

Bruce was employed by Ralston Purina Feed Mill, Shiremanstown.

He was a member of Beavertown God's Missionary Church.

Bruce is survived by three sons and daughters-in-law, Paul R. and Tina Anderson, of Middleburg, David A. and Karen Anderson and Daniel L. and Jewel Anderson, all of Dillsburg; one daughter and son-in-law, Naomi A. and Douglas Evans, of Winslow, Ariz.; nine grandchildren; three step grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; one brother, Preston Anderson, of Dover, Pa.; and four sisters, Edith A. Halderman, of Clay City, Ky., and Evelyn Siple, Althea Groce and Naomi Hughes, all of Dover.

He was preceded in death by one grandson, Paul Anderson Jr., and one brother, Cecil Anderson.

A viewing will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Beavertown God's Missionary Church, Covered Bridge and Creek roads, Beavertown, and from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Friday at Parkville Bible Church, Etters, followed by the funeral at 11 with Pastor James Plank and Pastor Donald Winters officiating.

Burial will be in Parkville Bible Church Cemetery, Newberry Township, York County.

Memorial contributions may be made in Bruce's memory to Beavertown God's Missionary Church, P.O. Box 2, Beavertown, PA 17813, or to the Salvation Army.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Dale E. Ranck Funeral Service, 125 N. Front St., Milton.

Please Pray for the Mary C. Try Family.

MIFFLINBURG -- Mary C. Try, 83, of Mifflinburg and formerly of Beaver Springs, passed away late Saturday night, Oct. 24, 2009, at RiverWoods.

She was born Nov. 26, 1925, in Beaver Springs, a daughter of the late James and Mabel (Troupe) Walter. On April 29, 1944, she married James W. Try who preceded her in death on May 16, 1992.

She attended Beaver Springs area schools.

She was a life member of God's Missionary Church in Beavertown and also recently attended Millmont God's Missionary Church.

Mary worked at Saylor's Shirt Factory from 1952 until its closing in 1989. She then cleaned homes for various families in the area.

The joy of her life was serving the Lord and spending time with her family, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Surviving are one daughter and son-in-law, Ruth A. and Dave Styers, of Mifflinburg; two grandchildren, Tracey Liddington and her husband Glen, of Mifflinburg, and James Styers and his wife Tera, of Florida; two great-grandchildren, Tyler and Makenzie; one brother, Carl Walter, of Chambersburg; one sister, Gladys Zechman, of Beavertown; and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death in addition to her husband by four brothers, Erman, John, Earl and Robert Walter; and one sister, Gertrude Hommel.

Friends and family may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Aurand Funeral Home, 316 W. Market St., Beavertown and again from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday at the Beavertown God's Missionary Church, where the funeral will follow at 2 p.m. with Pastor James Plank and Pastor Jeff Stratton officiating.

Burial will follow in Beavertown God's Missionary Church Cemetery.

Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to SUN Home Hospice, 61 Duke St., Northumberland, PA 17857 or to Beavertown's God's Misisonary Church, P.O. Box 2, Beavertown, PA 17813

Baby Dedication!!!

My Brother & His Wife Dedicate there Son to the Lord!!!

Praise the Lord!!!

Only 3 1/2 Hours at Home from Pikeville KY.

Only 3 1/2 Hours at Home from Pikeville KY. I went to Help a Fellow

Move with my own and on my way to his place this

Toyota Camary Failed to wait at stop Sign thinking it was a

4 way stop when it wasn't and Ran Right into the Side of My Truck.

Pikeville KY. to Home

Got Home here they had some snow and the Corn was still Green,

Lost Trailer Wheel on way Home and Never Knew it till I Stopped for Fuel, I just couldn't Believe that I didn't notice it Departing it's Post of Duty. So Instead of making it home at 2:00 AM I Got Home a 6:56 AM.

More Pictures from my Pikeville KY. Trip!!!

Hauled 1 Load Home Myself, Torch Tip Melts Down While Cutting Scrap Never Had one do that Before that I can Recall of in All the Years of Cutting Scrap Metal. The Tower on the 2nd. Rig was so Heavy I had to Build a Ramp up to the Rig so I could Lift it with the Cat Loader.

Pikeville KY. Rig # 1 Leaves on 2 Trucks, Ready to Start on Rig # 2

Ready to Start on Rig # 2

More Pictures from my Pikeville KY. Trip!!!

Rig One is Apart and Ready to Ship!!!

Cranes Lifting Other stuff they were there the whole week and a half that I was there, They where moving a Big Shovel Out 1 Semi Load at a Time.
There was a Deep Verene along Road,

More Pictures from my Pikeville KY. Trip!!!

Pikeville KY.

Well I Climbed All the Way to the Top of the Tower Dragging 2 20 foot 5/16" Chain to hook at top of Tower to Pull to Lower Tower, I had the Hooks Taped so the would not unhook for me,

Top Picture I Took from way up on top of the Tower!!!

Pikeville KY.

Drill Rig # 1 to Attack

Lower Tower,

Remove Tower,

Release Brakes,

Remove Drive Motors,

Pull Jacks Up,

Get Ready to Ship to Mifflinburg, PA.

First Day in Pikeville, KY

We Purchased 2 Disabled Drill Rigs for the Boss at Another Bankruptcy Auction

Nice Scenery!!!

WOW Some of this Equipment is Big is What I was Thinking 1st. Day when I Drove in to Yard!!!

7 Month Update!!! On My Visit to The Piatek Institute!!!

7 Month Later I Now have Loss 54 LBS. Thanks Doctor!!!

I Cut 3 Plus Inches Off of My Belt So Far!!!

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Pikeville, KY.

Well Here I am Still in Pikeville, KY. won't Be Leaving till Tomorrow Now since I had so Much Trouble getting the Tower Off of the One Drill Rig,

If Any of You Ever Get to Pikeville, KY. Please Be Sure to Eat at Arby's they Left me Dispose of some of Approx. 2 Bags of Garbage in there Dumpster that Accumulated This Week and That was Very Nice of them Cause I just couldn't seem to Get Permission Else where to get Rid of it So, Thanks ARBYS!!! 

In Virginia!!! then onto Pikeville, KY.

At the Company were I work I Buy a Lot of stuff for the Company at Real Live Time Online Auctions, Since I do Scrap Metal work on the Side the Boss Let's me Buy stuff for myself when I see it go Cheap, Well in Stafford VA. there was a Bank Bankruptcy Auction and I Bought 2 Mud Pumps for the Boss 2 IH Trucks for Me and a Storage Trailer with Contents for Me.

So since this Auction had no one there to Load I went Down there to Load the stuff, I Dismounted the Storage Container from the Chassis and Loaded the Container onto this truck Container Pictured on Trailer then Loaded both IH. Trucks into the Container, I Cut the Chassis Up and Loaded onto my Little Trailer and hauled it to the Scrap Yard on My way to PIKEVILLE, KY. this Job I figured would only take 1 day and till I got to Pikeville, Ky. it was 2 Full Days so now I'm Already running Behind Schedule.

This Week!!!

First on Monday Morning I sent an update in Via my Cell Phone and it was all messed up not sure what Happened there But The Following is what that Message was Supposed to Say; (It's 5:00 AM Enjoying some Good Gospel Music Provided by my MAC Laptop on my way to Maryland, Virginia tonight to Kentucky! if all goes as Planned I have some work ahead of me that I Never did before and a lot that I did before!!!

Good Day to All!!!

On my Way to Virginia!!! Welcome to Baltimore, MD.

Parthermier Family Pig Roast 2009 !!!

Held at Bannerville Fire Company!!!