No topic thread,,, Part 2
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No rain, no grass to cut. 
Hopefully your back pain eases John.
That`s quite a collection of old plates Aaron.
I never to finish my piddly jobs Perry, while the list seems to get bigger I seem to be getting slower and slower.
Hope your day went well Grant.
Hopefully your back pain eases John.
That`s quite a collection of old plates Aaron.
I never to finish my piddly jobs Perry, while the list seems to get bigger I seem to be getting slower and slower.
Hope your day went well Grant.
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From: Calgary
Looked like some of those plates were in sequence, quite the montage.
Whats irritating about these piddly jobs is they're little extras that Darlene thinks of and it slowing me down from tearing my place apart and getting it started. As soon as I get started both next door neighbors will grow a to do list and this becomes a 3 in 1 job, which I dont mind as it finances my place and I get cashed up 3 ways when its all done. Plus its nice when the jobsite is right outside the door.
Whats irritating about these piddly jobs is they're little extras that Darlene thinks of and it slowing me down from tearing my place apart and getting it started. As soon as I get started both next door neighbors will grow a to do list and this becomes a 3 in 1 job, which I dont mind as it finances my place and I get cashed up 3 ways when its all done. Plus its nice when the jobsite is right outside the door.
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From: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Happy Hump day mornin'all. Jordan's grad gift was tickets to Country fest in Dauphin. He left this morning with my truck. It's his first adventure as an adult. For the next couple of day's we will actually have food in the house. Have a great day guy's.
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From: Rouleau, Saskatchewan
Lots of thunder storms here today, got rained on several times. The good news is I have the wiper on the 50 working now. :-)
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From: Calgary
Miss the days of rope activated wipers myself, not!. Seems like half the neighborhood showed up on the site today, most thought it was amazing that I could rebuild a fence without taking it doewn and destroying a 60' flower garden. Yeah right, like I'm going to destroy a 75 year old womans flower garden, I still need my nuts for breeding purposes lol. 2 more bags of concrete and drill a hole for the deadbolt for her shed and its clean out time, then onto my place. Found a deal on 24x30 sidewalk stones so I guess theres going to be 40 coming on sat or monday. Get to dig 5 post holes in the frony and 3 along the alley in back, what a thrilling way to start a week.
Enjoy the rain, we have a couple more days of thunder storms to send you.
Enjoy the rain, we have a couple more days of thunder storms to send you.
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From: Calgary
Actually Morris, it was one of those days where it was mostly dress up and completions where everything you do looks like an accomplishment, when in reality it was an easy day. Its those days that a person works hardest at that look like nothing got done that customers curse at you for that burn me out. This weekend those days start at my place, plus I get to tear out most of my yard and rearrange it, should start looking nice again in about 3 weeks and I'll be able to reraise my 10'x20' modified shelter again.
