There is no freak in french fries

Well its still safety week in the classroom. We get fall arrest trained tomorrow and that will be it.  I'm good till about 1:30. Then I have a hard time sitting still and having to pay attention. Today I watched a video about a steam fitter who ended up with a 65% burn on his third day of work. He was 20, Sean George. I'm going to look him up and try to e-mail him. It was hard to listen to and watch but at least it was him giving the speech and not his parents like from the past safety videos I've been forced to watch.

This is the view from my seat. Second row. We had to make name tags. I think I did a pretty good job.

The teacher handed out photos of people at work and it was our job to make up a caption regarding the safety hazards in each. This was mine :

The pen in the photos is a pen I bought for my sister. It is from the Museum in Drumheller.  I got in the first time I visited that town. It has a dinosaur on it, I guess she doesn't like dinosaurs. It's a good pen...and its black. Most of them are blue....but you probably know that. I actually returned twice more to that little town. Its a nice place to stop for lunch and to take your photo by a huge dinosaur. Its just like the ones from that Pee -Wee Herman movie....oh Large Marge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzDaygiHM80

This is a page of me using my right hand. I'm left handed. By 2:00 this is what it comes down to. 
Don't worry, I can listen and draw at the same time. I can tell you a ton about the following subjects :

PPE (stuff to wear to keep safe)
scaffolding
trenches
hand tools
keeping a work place safe
how not to get shocked or electrocuted *very important (I now understand 'ground')
how to read that little green book
fall arrest
ladders
a ton of other things




cool photos