Used a 60-ton crane, a new Holland skid steer, torches, gas-saws, chainsaws and other tools to take down and fully dismantle a large & raised two-tower chiller - and its surrounding protective cage - on the top of a hospital roof (in the blazing south Florida sun) this week. Got it done without getting anyone killed or hurt, and didn't catch the whole thing on fire (unlike, according to the crane-operator who was at another location, the Haitians who did a similar chiller last week... big fire on that roof).
My shoulder and neck muscles are knotted up and painful from all of the tool-use and climbing. I'm sun-burned and beat up. My wrists wake me up at night to tell me how painful they are from pulling on things & workin' 'em.
I came home covered in 30+ years of pigeon shit most days this week.
Having a phone ring all day and e-mails to answer seems like a pretty nice job to have. Don't know why I gave it up.