Texas Spring/Summer Thread

[two_bit_score]

Congrats on your new daughter Ron.

Thanks again guys, she is a real blessing to our family

:thumbsup: +1

 

[check]

I would have never figured on fines for firewood for crossing international boarders. You are so knowledgeable in international affairs, but then you do work closely with the airlines.:thumbsup:

That's the ticket! Send them by air!

 

[bindian]

I would have never figured on fines for firewood for crossing international boarders. You are so knowledgeable in international affairs, but then you do work closely with the airlines.:thumbsup:

Don,
Texas also is asking to not transport firewood when traveling, then camping. The state encourages local procurement of firewood. Also..........I work for an airline, not closely with them. The luv culture has left the building.
hugs, Brandi

 

[bindian]

That's the ticket! Send them by air!

:laughing::laughing::laughing:
Since they are combustible...........I guess they would be labeled HAZMAT.:confused3: I think it would be cheaper to make a raft and float them up to you.:shipcaptain:
hugs, Brandi

 

[lostcreekranch]

Don,
Texas also is asking to not transport firewood when traveling, then camping. The state encourages local procurement of firewood. Also..........I work for an airline, not closely with them. The luv culture has left the building.
hugs, Brandi

Yep, not as much fun to fly SWA as it used to be.

 

[ronjhall]

In Michigan there are fines for taking firewood across county lines. Don, want me to bring you some MI. firewood this year? It will be full of box elder bugs, tip blights, Bronze Birch Borers, Dutch elm disease and many more.

 

[txdon]

In Michigan there are fines for taking firewood across county lines. Don, want me to bring you some MI. firewood this year? It will be full of box elder bugs, tip blights, Bronze Birch Borers, Dutch elm disease and many more.

Nah, we have enough wood, diseases, and pest. If you put a piece of aged mesquite to your ear you can hear munching.

 

[bindian]

Yep, not as much fun to fly SWA as it used to be.

Just google SWA and labor contracts for a glimpse.
Flying any airline is not fun like it used to be. The glamour days of aviation had passengers dressing up to fly and getting first class service.
hugs, Brandi

 

[two_bit_score]

Just google SWA and labor contracts for a glimpse.
Flying any airline is not fun like it used to be. The glamour days of aviation had passengers dressing up to fly and getting first class service.
hugs, Brandi

Ain't that the truth!


TBS

 

[lostcreekranch]

Just google SWA and labor contracts for a glimpse.
Flying any airline is not fun like it used to be. The glamour days of aviation had passengers dressing up to fly and getting first class service.
hugs, Brandi

Yep, back in 70's, 80's, 90's I always wore a suit and tie when traveling, on business, to Europe, Asia, S. America. Always flew first class, now business, almost all dressed that way.

Now it's jeans and casual shirt. Kinda miss the old days .... a bit.

Brandi, SWA was great back in those days. They had $45 fares from Houston to Dallas, San Antonio, New Orleans, etc. We used to decide, on a moments notice, to fly to New Orleans, on late Friday afternoon for dinner and partying on Bourbon St., then catch a late Saturday morning flight back to Houston. Those were the days of Herb!