Hey, hey. I'm still here.

It's been a little crazy lately. I feel that I am becoming hemmed in. Too much coming at me. But this is usually what happens when we are trying to get things in place at the seasonal work.

To complicate things, I had a call from the manager in Bishop. He asked me if I could have him trucks there this morning. Several of his producers want their cotton ginned so they can get some money. He and the GM talked and I got another call telling me to have trucks there Monday. Shortly after 5 I got a call telling me they are running this morning. This is going to have to be the last go round. Too much money has been spent deadheading trucks to and from there. Even my drivers were complaining.

I have been in Chris' parts store this week. I will be there again today and then he will accompany me home so we can leave for Wichita Falls. We will have to see how things go whether we leave tonight or in the morning.

For some reason I am becoming less and less excited about the trip and more and more apprehensive about the project. I guess we usually have been so busy working on the project that I didn't have time to worry about what might go wrong.

A quick report on the Kinoki foot pads. The first night Krl and I wore them, when we removed them they looked like new. Go figure. I was shocked. The second night I wore one on my other foot (one that my lower leg and ankle swell badly by day's end). The following morning I removed the Kinoki pad, and it was almost black. Since then, they have been apparently drawing out a lot of toxins and impurities. Krl's results have been very similar.

I don't know if it has made us feel any better though.

Have a day!

FATHER, I am struggling again. Forgive me for my wavering faith.