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So glad you're feeling better.Mo, Bacpacker and Patchouli,
It is 19:00 and all is well. Back 3 and Me 5. It is contained and I will be even better tomorrow.
You gotta let the pain out sometimes, examine it, identify it, and let it have a time of its own. Then you can fold it up and put it away.
The Tramadol really doesn't do much but I have a strong mind and use it as a trigger for the placebo effect. I am supposed to take it every six hours but I rarely take more than two in a day and most often don't use it at all. I can get enough effect from taking aspirin that I can go a week or more without touching the Tramadol. I have developed a very high pain threshold and a high tolerance too. That is why when I react to pain my wife wants to help. She is a fantastic woman but there is nothing that she can do but hold me if I cry. It tears her heart out so I usually go somewhere to be alone if it gets that bad. I will share that I am hurting and I don't have a problem with crying in front of her but I don't like what it does to her so it is limited. I can whine as well as any man and she notices when my eyes water but she responds very differently when I sob from the pain. So, I keep her exposure limited.
I am back to my sassy self and the pain is mostly in it's box. By tomorrow morning it will be back under control. We have been flirting since about 17:00 hours. She is feeling a lot better about it and that is most important to me.
But I will say that it is nice having our own department shooting range.
You still have all the wood from those trees you had cut down last summer don't you?
Yep, looks like you have spring knocking at the door. I used to travel between home on the gulf coast a lot... It seems like spring travels about 60 miles each day going north. That puts it your door about 10-11 days after spring gets here. Going by the trees leafing out...
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I can't see the car - there's too much reflection and shinieness going onYes sir that's all cherry, elm, white ash , even some sasafrass.
Paid a guy $75 to drag it all out, cut it up and stack it. One big stack already moved today , not in pic .
All that in front of polebarn is red oak and black walnut. Gotta move it to woodshed. that's 7 Rick's.
Yes your ahead of me with the leaves .
Seems like the leaves are early, the blossoms didn't stay but a few days .
Working on the toy now.
26 year old clear must be brought to life.
Should took before pics.
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Thanks @LadyLocust , I love tinkering with it.I can't see the car - there's too much reflection and shinieness going on
That's where my wife buys too much stuff onLater this evening I will be looking at the new catalog I received in the mail today.
Jack Dempsey Needle Art catalog.
I guess eggs are in short supply. We have them coming out of our ears, though. Even scrambling them for the dogs. Eating egg salad, deviled eggs, have a ton in the freezer. Baking with them. Eat scrambled most mornings. Son told his boss today he didn't feel comfortable working today. Too many customers, and most ignoring the spacing they're supposed to keep. He works at a plant nursery. The owner cried, they do love him. They negotiated, and he'll be coming in very early every morning with a mask and gloves on, and working before customers and other employees come in. He does most of the plant unloadings, sod work, and restock. Tons to water, too. They are short staffed as it is, but really busy. People love buying ornamental plants and trees, and grass seed. I guess that is essential.
And quiche for dinner? Might make several quiche and put them in the freezer.I guess eggs are in short supply. We have them coming out of our ears, though. Even scrambling them for the dogs. Eating egg salad, deviled eggs, have a ton in the freezer. Baking with them. Eat scrambled most mornings. Son told his boss today he didn't feel comfortable working today. Too many customers, and most ignoring the spacing they're supposed to keep. He works at a plant nursery. The owner cried, they do love him. They negotiated, and he'll be coming in very early every morning with a mask and gloves on, and working before customers and other employees come in. He does most of the plant unloadings, sod work, and restock. Tons to water, too. They are short staffed as it is, but really busy. People love buying ornamental plants and trees, and grass seed. I guess that is essential.
I’ll be sending up another request so you should be feeling better soonJim, we have lot of stuff in bloom, Flowering pear, Tulip tree, muscari, tulips, iris's. Today I found my blueberries are all blooming, and an apple tree. Plus the redbuds and crabapples. Everything is pretty right now. Was gonna try and work the garden today, still too wet. I hoping it may work by tomorrow evening.
Worked on my chain saw a little and the front porch this afternoon, getting it ready to paint. Seems I still have no endurance built up. I work maybe 30 minutes then have to rest about that long. Can't seem to get much done. Plumb wore out by the time I came in. I sure hope I can get past that before long.
We bought a box of 5 dozen on Monday. Walmart had a lot of eggs so we're set.Trying to rake the gravel even after the chickens have landscaped. I cursed those old girls till I realized we had eggs and they are in real short supply.