It is time

notjustair · Mar 18, 2014

Count your wounds!

It is time to peel off the four band aids on my hands and get to work for the day. I always put neosporin and band aids on new cuts overnight. I spent yesterday getting the sprayer and spraying tractor serviced. Bloody knuckles abound. Disking will start this week. Those bloody knuckles were last week.

jerrybigrig · Mar 18, 2014

And maby peel off one layer of work clothes ???

retired farmer · Mar 18, 2014

I got two cuts on my right hand and hit myself in the mouth yesterday boxing up some stuff for my sister, as far as removing any clothes today, I don't think so, we have high winds out there and a little snow and it looks COLD outside. Will find out here in a little bit after I get my cats fed and watered and my boots on. Not looking forward to going out.

old harv · Mar 18, 2014

No wounds around here, just frostbite and smoke inhalation from burning wood that was supposed to be for next year. My rule is if I have to dig it out of a snow bank it doesn't need fixing. We will be thankful to be discing in May.

JRSutton · Mar 18, 2014

Haven't had any good knuckle scrapes in while. Guess I'm always wearing gloves when I'm doing something stupid lately.

Although - walking out of my friends barn two months ago - in total darkness... Walking fast to my truck, done it a million times...

totally forgot his mower deck was laying right in the walk way.

Went down hard... and I mean hard - right on top of it. Don't know how I didn't lose an eye, or at least some teeth on all the protruding parts.

Haven't felt real pain like that in a loooong time.

Ripped my shin apart.

Finally seeing the last of the scabs disappear now.

Left a few good dents in my leg.

It is time

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