Random Stress Art

Ryskless Talks:

Holy Heat Stress. Be prepared, the people in Indiana, it comes around every year, but we beg for it when it’s cold and scary. Fluctuation and Acclimation. Adapt to your surroundings, let the windy breeze chill your hard salty work through your long loose light gear. Science, look up, it’s static, lose the sleeves, flex, and smile in the mirror one moment with Rudolph noses. 

Just try to be reflective, misses do happen. Drink, but drink well…water. All actions have reactions, sometimes it takes some moment(s) to process the results. Time, how much you drink and when/why you find yourself drinking. About a High Five ounces of water per hour. The harder you work, the more you should probably drink Tim, the tool man, toolbox talks.

Trust, to have a neighbor near you. Buddy, when you need a break, take a shot (of water). Rotations. Carry. White. Towels. in the icy chest, full of pickled water. Recognize and keep tune with yourself, don’t be afraid to stop, and throw the icy cold towel on your engine. Drink, chill for as long as your favorite tune needs to be.

I’m not sure what overdrive is, but I’d ask if it’s worth it or needed. Are you buying a new engine? If so, how many can you afford.

Something is better than nothing

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I originally came from a windy city more north than one might think is north, St. Petersburg. An excellent slow moving freight train system brought me to St. Petersburg, I’m still in the burg. From what I hear they have the best Macie Parade, its complicated. We rode black iron coal burning engines. Listen. I'm not hurt, just relaxing. The sound still puts me to sleep. Through ole the folky fields of land and water, she was beaut Clark…I just stared out the broken window with my Hercules backpack (picture). I always wondered and never did see the Siberian tigers and brown bears, O well. I don’t remember heat stress being an issue, but I do remember cold stress, it was the great(est.) and 100% approved by the standard. 

Fire Trucks. Stop, and think thank safely.

Thanks to Brownsburg Fire Territory, I heard it’s at Meyers. I’m lost, Virgina...Costco found me.

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