OmCheeto Retires: Friends Celebrate Success

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The discussion centers around the retirement of a member named Om, with participants expressing congratulations and sharing light-hearted banter. There is a playful tone as members joke about retirement being a time for leisure, with some humorously suggesting that Om might still work part-time or pursue personal projects. Om shares plans for cleaning up his home and yard, creating a mini-shop for inventions, and eventually seeking patents for his ideas, with aspirations of significant financial success. The conversation also touches on health issues, particularly Om's experiences with sciatica, and the importance of taking care of one's back. Members reminisce about past gatherings and share personal anecdotes, creating a sense of community and camaraderie. Overall, the thread celebrates Om's transition into retirement while highlighting the joys and challenges that come with it.
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Retired at 30??
 
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nsaspook said:
How's the garden going this year? So far this looks like a great planting year in this part of Oregon.

Grandly! Nearly all of the parent strawberry plants survived the winter.

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June 2014​

I now have 3 gutters full of them.

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May 30, 2015​

Please note, that there are no longer laurel bushes in the background. It took me at least two weeks to dig up the stinking roots.

Om's top ten list of weeds:

10. English Ivy (pfft!)
9. Dandy lions
8. Deadly nightshade
7. Morning glories
6. Small trees
5. Slightly larger trees
4. Stinky Bob
3. Hawthorne bush
2. Blackberries, and their inbred relatives

#1. Laurel bushes. They are not a hedge. They are a nightmare.
 
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Two thoughts:
1.) I briefly was confused by the notion of Johnny Cash being black and crispy smooth, instead of white and gravelly smooth.
2.) If you're ever in need of a sciatica-free land-sculpter, I'm your guy. Being two weeks into my reign of employment--working for a landscaping and maintenance company--I believe I know about all there is to it, except mulching in the rain. That I refuse to do.
 

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