Getting to know the crew

Another 12 hour day down so now I’m on my 11th country Oldfield song can feel all the hard work in my knees back and feet thank God we’re off and it’s time to eat it’s Saturday so it’s juicy steaks and big ass  baked potatoes with cheese and sour cream and sprinkle on some bacon bits  to go along with this damn headache it was a very long ass damn day cutting and laying down pipe rolling up, stainless and tallying pipe finally got done and had to bundle up this norm infected pipe got it wrapped up in plastic and back loaded on the boat now we’re nipping up shoot nipples with hammer, wrenches and impacts wearing safety belts inside of barricades tied off to the proper anchor points now we have a little extra time so we’re sitting around getting to  know each other and talking about what our next careers could be or could have been Danial said he wished he would’ve been a firefighter because he likes the sound of the sirens and way they make dogs holler and howl and I said I could’ve been a track star in the 40 yard dash and Turbo Todd said he would like to be in a circus because he likes jumping through hoops. then we got back to operations. Gerald had it easy today despite didnt even see him at lunch doing his favorite job. I can’t even say nothing bad it’s not easy staying awake on the pump all day. I gotta give him his props on that even though he’s got 15 babies I guess I better call and check on Joe Bob our our ole  oilfield brother our prayers are still with you and your family. Keep your head up things get better. All our hearts are heavy. We will keep the prayers rolling in for you and  Gerald’s babies and that’s the end of Robert Burns oilfield country song.

Sad country song