July 20, 20251 yr Popular Post comment_359153 Whatever it was, did you get it accomplished? Still working on running the electrical for the HVAC next door. heading over after I post this. Report
July 20, 20251 yr Popular Post comment_359155 Moved our daughter into her first apartment. She’s only 45 minutes away but still pretty hard on the wife. She’s was about 3 hours away when she went to college, but this has a different feel to it. Proud of her for getting out and starting her life though. Report
July 20, 20251 yr Popular Post comment_359159 Finished up a little bowl that will be used as a visual aid for a turning club demo. Report
July 20, 20251 yr Popular Post comment_359172 Second day for theater set construction was on Saturday. Had 4 volunteers and we got some of the major pieces built. The shop manager was recovering from surgery so the assistant manager (c'est moi) took over for the day. The usual problems with 2x6s being warped and bowed and needing to be straight. Edited July 20, 20251 yr by kmealy Report
July 20, 20251 yr Popular Post comment_359176 Delivered the Bread Box to the Kitchen...and did some Yard sale stuff... Report
July 21, 20251 yr comment_359184 13 hours ago, Larry Buskirk said: Whatever it was, did you get it accomplished? Short answer would be a "No." Probably won't get it done tomorrow either. Tuesday doesn't look promising either. Report
July 21, 20251 yr comment_359186 Tore out the steps to our back porch as they were starting to rot. Dug out the area to add pavers and enlarge the steps. I’m quite sore this evening and no not finished yet. Report
July 21, 20251 yr comment_359196 Got some more dirt work done around the shop foundation. A bit of rain stopped that Friday. Saturday was Woodturning club meeting with 3 lathes and more . was a good day. Then on the way home picked up some boxes to pack up more in the shop. Today after Church pulled up some of the landscape blocks that were almost invisible to use as a walk in front of new shop. Tomorrow will pull some of the larger blocks which do not have dirt over the top. Then haul the lot to the Ranch. Gotta pick up some lumber and pull nails. Report
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