Quote of the week...

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Copywrite J.B. Sommerset (c) 2024
"The End of the Horizon", J.B. Sommerset (c) 2024

Hello again! And welcome back. This week has been physically challenging for me, I finished a retaining wall, and it was just me doing it. So my back kind of hurts, but I have this stone wall out front now, and that's kind of cool. With all that struggle, I still fill accomplished because every time I look out that window, I am going to see that wall. Hooray! I can't say that for most of the jobs I have worked through out my life. That's why this week the quote is about crap jobs we all worked at one time or another. Here you go, served up cold, just the way we like it.

"The most grievous injury a person can suffer on the job is the loss of the self, the soul, and forgetting purpose."

J.B. Sommerset 


Cheers!

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