Retiring

It's been a while since I checked in with you guys. I just dropping in to announce my retirement after 32 yrs in the roofing business. It's been a good run for me. Residential roofing has made me a decent living, & let me stick a little back in the ole cuvey hole. Hopefully that & my SS will let me live. I do still have my little hay farming operation to fill in the gaps & give me something to do with my idle time. I will probably check in on occasion to see how you guys are fairing. For Mike...it's time to let ole Jack Legge go free...AAAAAArgh

Pot Gregory Said: Yeah Chuck, Ole Jack wood never be the same, being as how everybody knows who he is now...ARRRRRRRR...HE BE AWAITIN FER HIS SHIPAH THA DINAR TREASURES TO COME IN FER SHURRRRRR THER HE BE.

Yeah Chuck, Ole Jack wood never be the same, being as how everybody knows who he is now...ARRRRRRRR...HE BE AWAITIN FER HIS SHIP'AH THA DINAR TREASURES TO COME IN FER SHURRRRRR THER HE BE.

Thanks Lefty, I hope I can have some enjoyment out of retirement. Since I turned 60, 2 yrs ago everything bout my body seems to be on the downhill. Hips going bad , knees going bad, just had rotator cuff surgery last Sept. Which is coming along real good. I found out last week that the cartilage in my right hip is gone, & the left one probably ain't far behind. We are going to do injections with some type of lubricant first, to see if it helps. I am staying away from replacements as long as possible. Not being very mobile is a pain.

Thanks Pot. Jack...one of the best. Hey, you could continue Jack. Although the mystery was part of the attraction. :-) B) :) :) B) Deep Down In Florida Where The Sun Shines Damn Near Every Day

Pot Gregory Said: Its been a while since I checked in with you guys. I just dropping in to announce my retirement after 32 yrs in the roofing business. Its been a good run for me. Residential roofing has made me a decent living, & let me stick a little back in the ole cuvey hole. Hopefully that & my SS will let me live. I do still have my little hay farming operation to fill in the gaps & give me something to do with my idle time. I will probably check in on occasion to see how you guys are fairing. For Mike...its time to let ole Jack Legge go free...AAAAAArgh

Congradulations on your retirement from roofing.

Thank you for all the Jack Legge Posts.

wywoody Said: Good luck on your retirement, Pot. That hay farm looks like it could be in the West. I thought you southern guys only had fields of okra, collard greens and cotton. How many cuttings a year do you get?

You should have more time now to get on the innernet and rankle the too pc Yankees.

Thanks Woody, Upper Middle Tennessee, go 50 to 100 miles SoWest from me and all you see is cotton fields. It's too hilly around here. Oker, & collard greens is garden material, even tho collard greens are not as popular as turnip greens cuntry eatin for sure. As far a cuttings go. If the weather gives enough rain we usually git 2 cuttings on our regular fieldgrass hay. My Bermuda Grass field git cut every 28 days thru the season from June to Sept

Mike H Said:

Pot Gregory Said: Its been a while since I checked in with you guys. I just dropping in to announce my retirement after 32 yrs in the roofing business. Its been a good run for me. Residential roofing has made me a decent living, & let me stick a little back in the ole cuvey hole. Hopefully that & my SS will let me live. I do still have my little hay farming operation to fill in the gaps & give me something to do with my idle time. I will probably check in on occasion to see how you guys are fairing. For Mike...its time to let ole Jack Legge go free...AAAAAArgh

OH YOU DIRTY OLD JACK!!!! I would have never guessed. I swear over the years I was sure I had it pegged on three different people, but YOU!!! I never saw coming.

Well played Pot! I tip my tattered, torn and sweat stained hillbilly dew rag to the man in the Tricorne, and wish you both a healthy, and prosperous retirement.

Enjoyed your pics, especially the chronicle of building the new hay shed. Good times, well captured. What kind of grass are you growing?

I have about 100 acres with 50 acres tillable, the rest is deer habitat. The hay we grow here is mainly what we call fieldgrass hay. It's about a 50/50 mix of fescue & orchard grass. I do have a 5 acre field that I grow Cheyenne Bermuda grass on. It is a very high protein alternative to alfalfa. It always tickled me at you guys tryin to figger out Ole Jack.

Pot Gregory Said: Its been a while since I checked in with you guys. I just dropping in to announce my retirement after 32 yrs in the roofing business. Its been a good run for me. Residential roofing has made me a decent living, & let me stick a little back in the ole cuvey hole. Hopefully that & my SS will let me live. I do still have my little hay farming operation to fill in the gaps & give me something to do with my idle time. I will probably check in on occasion to see how you guys are fairing. For Mike...its time to let ole Jack Legge go free...AAAAAArgh

OH YOU DIRTY OLD JACK!!!! I would have never guessed. I swear over the years I was sure I had it pegged on three different people, but YOU!!! I never saw coming.

Well played Pot! I tip my tattered, torn and sweat stained hillbilly dew rag to the man in the Tricorne, and wish you both a healthy, and prosperous retirement.

Enjoyed your pics, especially the chronicle of building the new hay shed. Good times, well captured. What kind of grass are you growing?

I'm semi retired now......that's what my wife tells me since I've been only doing repairs.

I turned 62 this month OS. Time to recoop some of my investment in our good ole SS system...lol. My body is not to roofing friendly as it used to be. Bad knees, hips, etc. Too many falls over the years. If an individual can & has the will to carry on , I say more power to'em. I can now devote my time to my farming operation. https://www.facebook.com/Gregory-Son-Hay-Farms-110214015665183/?ref=bookmarks