We have one.Buy that gal a splitter!!
We have one.Buy that gal a splitter!!
I figured!! It is fun swinging an axe once in a while!!We have one.
It’s fasterI figured!! It is fun swinging an axe once in a while!!
With that hammer, I wouldn't want to make Alexandria mad!Jake and I cut wood after school, Alexandra showed up and helped us split some of it.
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She has a long fuse I rarely ever see her pissy.With that hammer, I wouldn't want to make Alexandria mad!
He said all my problems (post surgery) is normal , may take up to a year for the nerves to mend , the actual fusion with the bone scraps he put in there should be set by now (I'm at the 6 week mark) but don.t abuse yourself like you have been . The leg problem should clear up in time .Let us hear some good news when you get home!!
That doesn’t sound bad all things consideredHe said all my problems (post surgery) is normal , may take up to a year for the nerves to mend , the actual fusion with the bone scraps he put in there should be set by now (I'm at the 6 week mark) but don.t abuse yourself like you have been . The leg problem should clear up in time .
Abuse myself , that's what got me in this mess. Couldn't have anything to do with working in a feed mill , stone quarry and pulled well pumps by hand for 30yrs. . Now i can get ready for winter and start working on my mothers (she passed May 25) small house that was left to me. Going to try weekend rentals, but I have to heat it this winter. The trip to the Dr. only cost $29000. just happened there was a Jeep dealer next to the Drs. office and my wife traded her Cherokee in on a new one .
Well no bad news! And WOW, good for the Mrs.!! Hope your back and wallet make a good recovery!!He said all my problems (post surgery) is normal , may take up to a year for the nerves to mend , the actual fusion with the bone scraps he put in there should be set by now (I'm at the 6 week mark) but don.t abuse yourself like you have been . The leg problem should clear up in time .
Abuse myself , that's what got me in this mess. Couldn't have anything to do with working in a feed mill , stone quarry and pulled well pumps by hand for 30yrs. . Now i can get ready for winter and start working on my mothers (she passed May 25) small house that was left to me. Going to try weekend rentals, but I have to heat it this winter. The trip to the Dr. only cost $29000. just happened there was a Jeep dealer next to the Drs. office and my wife traded her Cherokee in on a new one .
@Pearl is here let the emojis fly. I slept through the night last night. Wahoo!
Hope you got some good sleep! Congratulations to your son and his team!! How awesome for them!!Two days last week of treatment at the new Chiropractor and felt great the first 3 or the 4 nights afterwards. Last night required ice packs and Ibuprofen to get to sleep. Good day at work today and Chiropractor after work so hoping for a decent night sleep tonight.
The GF's car has had a touch of transmission problems and was "shuddering" between gears on the uphill portions of the highway. (shuddering is the word on the bottle of the new/correct transmission fluid which it claims to reduce) Apparently the torque converter, my best guess. I drained and refilled last year and did it again tonight. Test drive seems to show an improvement, but I ordered enough fluid for 2 more drains and fills. I am hoping that will flush out enough of the old stuff to remedy the problem. I will also drain and fill again next year. I also ordered enough for two drains and fills for the transmission in my truck, which was also done last year. Her car doesn't have a replicable filter but my truck does and I ordered 2 sets of filters and gaskets for my truck. I am hoping this maintenance will help preserve the live of both vehicles a bit. I am not opposed to rebuilding the transmissions but I don't want to do it anytime soon.
I harvested seed from the apples and pears I gathered at the Butch Cassidy homestead I visited a few weeks ago, along with some yummy apples we were given from a friend last week. They are drying now and in a few days they will hit the fridge for a couple months before I plant them on a heated grow mat under a grow lamp to get and early start for the spring season. Maybe in 3 or 4 years they will start producing. Also, the saplings I rescued from the wild a few weeks ago are on the grow mat and will hopefully keep growing through the winter so next spring I can plant them outside and add them to the landscaping.
Aside from that, my sons high school football team won their game last week to lock them in to first place in their division and I will be at the game this Friday night for the last regular season game of the year. We shall see how they do in the post season, but either way I am proud of this sophomore on the varsity team. He keeps improving game after game.
IMO high mileage auto transmission can grow devoid of friction material.Two days last week of treatment at the new Chiropractor and felt great the first 3 or the 4 nights afterwards. Last night required ice packs and Ibuprofen to get to sleep. Good day at work today and Chiropractor after work so hoping for a decent night sleep tonight.
The GF's car has had a touch of transmission problems and was "shuddering" between gears on the uphill portions of the highway. (shuddering is the word on the bottle of the new/correct transmission fluid which it claims to reduce) Apparently the torque converter, my best guess. I drained and refilled last year and did it again tonight. Test drive seems to show an improvement, but I ordered enough fluid for 2 more drains and fills. I am hoping that will flush out enough of the old stuff to remedy the problem. I will also drain and fill again next year. I also ordered enough for two drains and fills for the transmission in my truck, which was also done last year. Her car doesn't have a replicable filter but my truck does and I ordered 2 sets of filters and gaskets for my truck. I am hoping this maintenance will help preserve the live of both vehicles a bit. I am not opposed to rebuilding the transmissions but I don't want to do it anytime soon.
I harvested seed from the apples and pears I gathered at the Butch Cassidy homestead I visited a few weeks ago, along with some yummy apples we were given from a friend last week. They are drying now and in a few days they will hit the fridge for a couple months before I plant them on a heated grow mat under a grow lamp to get and early start for the spring season. Maybe in 3 or 4 years they will start producing. Also, the saplings I rescued from the wild a few weeks ago are on the grow mat and will hopefully keep growing through the winter so next spring I can plant them outside and add them to the landscaping.
Aside from that, my sons high school football team won their game last week to lock them in to first place in their division and I will be at the game this Friday night for the last regular season game of the year. We shall see how they do in the post season, but either way I am proud of this sophomore on the varsity team. He keeps improving game after game.
Today's step was to locate and order the outside weather proof connector, cable, and conduit to connect the generator to the transfer switch.You seem to get a lot done one step at a time and end up achieving a lot!
Let me know if you need a taste tester. @Neb always has garlic, but he doesn't shareGot the garlic in! Trying several different kinds this year to see what we like best. Time to pick up the car now.
Hey now!Let me know if you need a taste tester. @Neb always has garlic, but he doesn't share