Yo Carpet Daddy!!!

I just realized you haven't posted in a while. How have you been? How is business? You still running a couple of trucks or are you back more than two or did you downsize to one? Don't be a stranger Joe.

Mo, Thanks for reaching out. You know back in Sept I down sized to three vans - two and myself. Stayed crazy busy up to Christmas. January and Feb have been typical - the guys are out working most days and I do a couple of jobs a week. I have just been in my "beginning of the year" hibernation mode. I hate the cold weather (anything below 60) and it puts me in a bad funk. I am pretty sure that I have a seasonal disorder . The good thing is that we should really warm up in another four weeks and I am expecting a very busy year with just the three of us on the road . I do scan the posts daily, I'll try to get my head out of my arse and start participating again...

Glad to hear from you, the board helps with that seasonal disorder for me. Keeps the mind on the job even when things slow.

Spring is coming!

What's up Joe ? Good to hear from ya

I think everyone has a bit of a seasonal disorder..  maybe not if you live in Miami    

but I tend to be slightly less motivated,  not as much the weather but the short days getting dark at 4-5pm..     as soon as its nice out again the motivation just explodes because I get so used to the winter,   thats usually when I make the biggest leaps in business

Good to know you're still kicking Joe.

You guys in the snow areas and raining gloomy areas of the west coast get the double wammy. You get depressed cause of the cold and lack of sun and you get depressed caused you're not raking in the cash like you do in the busy months.

My brother was having head aces and fevers and it turns out he had a low white blood cell count. They were testing for leukemia, bone marrow problems, AIDS all kind of crazy stuff. The count started to go up and they think it might have been a virus but they're not sure.

All of this small stuff with business, money and weather means nothing when your looking at a crazy prognosis like that. So any day above ground is a good day

Mo said: "So, any day above ground is a good day"

I have that motto stapled to my bathroom mirror.

I wouldn't worry about your brother, I've found that if the witch doctors don't discover the cause right away, it is not life threatening. As for a low white blood cell count, the big question isn't the total count, but the percentages.

Remember that there are actually 3 things that make up your white blood cell count and not just one. For example, I high Eosinophils count can indicate a parasite, allergies, or a virus. I would want to know which ones were low (Lymphcytes, neutrophils, eosinophils).

Good to know lll past that on to to him