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I was (finally) getting around to cleaning off my project desk (who’s function is to project a mess all over and around it), and I got down to the Spring ISSFA Business Journal. Pgs. 2 & 3 Feature the fabricator of the year, Andy Graves, from Olive Mill, and page 4 details Mory Ludwick of Premier Countertops, in Omaha, Neb.
It’s quite a sign of the significance of this FabNet board, where when I first saw this, I’m sure I skimmed it over, as I had no idea who these guys were. Now I’m gonna imbibe heavily with them in Florida, a State where none of us live.
How times have changed.
Tom
Imbibing:
Otherwise known as bending the elbow, throwing back a few, guzzling swill, liquid refreshment, drinking adult beverages, chugging or otherwise throwing alchohol down your gullett.You really knew this, didn’t you?
Tom
OK, I thought I would sit on this but here goes. JCristina, Dave, et al. be prepared to explain the nuances of the Palmetto Bug to Andy when he heads to Fl for the expo.
Chris
Palmetto Bug….Roach on Steroids !
not to worry Andy, You will rarely ever see one, even though they are everywhere in Florida. You will only know they are there when they crawl across your lips when you are asleep at night. And that is no joke!
Wait until you see the “LoveBugs” Andy, now that is evolution at it’s finest! Dave, do they fly around in March?
Kelsey, more likthe end of May for the influx of those nasty love bugs.
WARNING! The link listed below is NOT to be viewed while eating breakfast, lunch or dinner!
http://pureflorida.com/2006/09/love-bugs-not.html
Welcome to Florida fellas.
Sorry, try this.
oh Dave come on… you could have posted a pic of them flying around. They are joined at the %^%^ and she is heading one direction, the male in the opposite, but yet they are able to fly in one direction. Actually it is still a aeronautical puzzel on the mechanics of how it is done… but it is a unique thing for Florida…
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