Sunday Morning Coffee
Source: http://randomroger.blogspot.com/2008/10/sunday-morning-coffee_25.htmlPosted on Saturday, October 25th, 2008 | In Market Commentary

There will be no regular blog post for Sunday. Friday night/Saturday morning we had a structure fire to fight. The call came in at midnight:15 and I did not get home until 8 am.
We were incredibly lucky. We got there and the house was engulfed in flame (no one had a camera, damn it) and surrounded by trees with all sorts of logs, brush and slash on the ground but there was zero wind. So it was hours of work but I would say essentially no danger of spreading.
As the house disintegrated though there were pieces of house all over with nails, bolts and screws but no one was hurt. Additionally there was one room in the basement with cans of paint and roofing tar but there was never a color of smoke or flame to indicate danger from those things.
It was my first structure fire, the longest I’d ever worked on one fire and as has often been the case I was the incident commander. It was a great learning experience but needless to say it has messed up my entire weekend. I did no work during the day on Saturday and am just now getting to Barron’s.
Normal blogging should resume Monday, thanks for your indulgence.
Last 5 posts by Roger Nusbaum
- The Big Picture for the Week of November 15, 2009 - November 14th, 2009
- Process Drilldown - October 23rd, 2009
- Sunday Morning Coffee 10-18-09 - October 18th, 2009
- A Little Followup From This Morning - October 8th, 2009
- Wednesday Roundup - October 7th, 2009
![]() About Roger Nusbaum (http://randomroger.blogspot.com)
Roger Nusbaum is a portfolio manager with Your Source Financial of Phoenix, and the author of Random Roger's Big Picture Blog, which has been profiled in several top business publications, including Barron's and Forbes. Nusbaum has also been a financial consultant with Morgan Stanley, an investment counselor with Fisher Investments and an institutional equities and options trader with Charles Schwab. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from San Diego State University |



