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Two Week Vacation Was Well Enjoyed With The Exception Of Nail Gun Accident


I would like to apologize to everyone for missing my column last week. I was caught up in all of the post-Christmas family stuff and just forgot to write my article.  Unlike my coworkers, I  did not send my articles in early before we went on the Christmas vacation.  I must confess that most every week I usually don’t write my article til late Monday morning and the deadline is Monday at lunch.  

I would like to wish everyone a happy New Year and also hope that everyone had a special Christmas holiday.  I have two young boys at my house so we had a really big Christmas, but I think everyone is ready for school and work to start back.  

The Extension service gives us two weeks off of work around Christmas so I had plenty of free time, or so I thought.  I had big plans of deer hunting some, working on a school project with my son and just helping around the house.  Instead I found myself working on a shed for my mother-in-law, which I didn’t mind at all.  

Last Tuesday while working on this shed I managed to shoot a 3.25 inch framing nail into my wrist with a framing nail gun.   Being the tough country boy that I am, I pulled it out, went and got a tetanus shot and went back to work.  Later in the day around 4 o’clock after the shock had worn off I found myself back at the clinic looking for some pain medicine.  I am fine now but I definitely will not be shooting myself with a nail gun again.  

The Coffeeville Saddle Club will host a Speed Horse Show at the Multi-Purpose building in Coffee-ville on January 28.  This event is free to the public and there will be concessions provided by the Yalobusha County 4-H Horse Club.

On January 2  at 5:30 pm we will have a meeting for anyone interested in becoming a Master Gardener.  The meeting will be held at the Multi-Purpose building in Coffeeville.    

MSU Extension Office will provide accommodations to persons with disabilities or special needs.  Please contact our office at 662-675-2730 prior to a program or event to request reasonable accommodations.

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