I'll buy that. I've cleaned out a litter box that was so foul that it made my eyes water uncontrollably. I had to take it outside and hose it out. Not my cat, or house...just to be clear.

My baby's awake, be back in a bit.

Oh man, you wouldn't believe some of the houses the Deputies have to go into. And I've seen some of them myself when I was a reserve officer.

Ok, Family first!

My stepson, the wifes son, takes over ALL the baby (well probably 85% anyway0 duties when he is home from the Railroad. While he is gone (6 days at a time) his wife has all the duty, 24/7. When he's home he tries to give her as much a break as he can. He's gonna be a good daddy.

How does he like the railroad? I used to work for Union Pacific.

That's who he works for. He works in signals. He does not maintain them, he builds them or remodels(them) and all the assorted things that goes with the signals and not JUST the crossings.

Right now he is living in Rogers Arkansas, Wally World central! My wife says she has now found my new grave site!

Oh and he does like it, except for having to be gone a week at a time, specially now with the new Daughter. She will be 2 months old the 30th of May.

Uh oh, just found a Tandy leather/ supply store right down the street from my house, leather sheath making here I come

I may never get the bath room done at this rate

He's a signal person. I was a through freight conductor/brakeman/foreman/switchman. Did it for three years and HATED every minute of it. On call 24/7/365. No scheduled off days or holidays, just sitting there waiting for the phone to ring. You couldn't plan anything. If you wanted or needed off, you had to call in sick. I love my new job, I can tell you if I'll be off on any particular day a year from now. With the railroad I couldn't tell you if I was going to be off TONIGHT!