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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreenBaySlacker" data-source="post: 1095684" data-attributes="member: 9780">Injuries heal with a little time. I'm 47 and in great shape after many many injuries. Most log builder my age with my miles broke down years ago.... But I got my winters off every year. I sat on my lazy ***. Googled what interested me. Chilled my brain. And in the spring that sore weak elbow, and achy back went away. And I was stoked to come back and build. I admit the older you get, the longer it takes to get back into work mode. But it's all part of the process. Also, I walked away from building for like 5 years, mid career.  Did trim work finishing houses. Building stuff in shops. Sawmills. Point is when I came back to building. All of a sudden those mistakes I used to make in layouts disappear. The flow of the job was consistent, instead of always being "behind".... The comfort was there , and the results shown in the physical. I was definitely a better builder 5 years removed. Like the subconscious finally had time to slow down, think things through and find the way. Something that never would've happened me tally, if I never stepped away from the race to get a new perspective.... I promise you. Jiare flipped the switch off. He can flip it back on if he wanted to.... I'm thinking. It's times like these, when I think back to the blues brothers, getting the band back together.....lol. "I hate illinois Nazis." Lmao.</blockquote>

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