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Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 17, 2021 8:32 pm
by bodypainter
Hi there! Four of us put together a used aluminum ramp for an older woman who broke her ankle. The ramp was well built, sectional and originally constructed on site by the company that makes the ramp. The woman's son was the fourth person to own the ramp. Previous owners had jury rigged sections, used different sized hardware and there were no directions. After several hours we had a 30 foot ramp.
I liked the sound of walking on it because it was just like walking on a boat dock.
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 17, 2021 10:13 pm
by Saltx3
So soldier son Brandon was called out yesterday on active duty again. For now until May 1 but you never know with the military.
Here’s what he Is doing this time.
https://www.wgal.com/article/pennsylvan ... t/36149719
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 17, 2021 10:44 pm
by springparrot
I'm glad he is available but sorry for the tension.
❤❤❤❤
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 18, 2021 12:09 am
by tailgaitingph
Now & always, thank him for his service!
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 18, 2021 12:36 am
by tailgaitingph
Since it's
still raining here on the Gulf Coast & I haven't been able to give Jimmy any of my $ this year
,
we went to Lulu's for dinner & drinks. We sat at the bar as we were initially only gonna have a drink or 2 & an app & then move on elsewhere for dinner. Well the drinks were really good but the bartenders were excellent so we decided to stay for dinner. Very good choice!
Still praying the sun joins us tomorrow...
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 18, 2021 1:24 am
by Rabbitz
I've spent the last couple of days sorting through 15 years of accumulation in the shed and putting stuff in storage.
Apparently when you sell a house you have to make it look like a sparsely furnished house that no one lives in. Pffft. Mrs Rabz and the agents were less-than-impressed when I explain just what a load bollocks that is - especially in the current market full of panic buyers.
I was told the current plan is to remove the chests of drawers from the main bedroom to make it look bigger, so I tipped all my clothes into a pile and said Nah that makes the room look smaller and messier....
Of course all of the stuff put in storage will need to be brought back to the house so it can be packed (again) and transported interstate.
None of this makes any sense.
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 18, 2021 7:47 am
by bodypainter
Rabbitz wrote: ↑April 18, 2021 1:24 am
I've spent the last couple of days sorting through 15 years of accumulation in the shed and putting stuff in storage.
Apparently when you sell a house you have to make it look like a sparsely furnished house that no one lives in. Pffft. Mrs Rabz and the agents were less-than-impressed when I explain just what a load bollocks that is - especially in the current market full of panic buyers.
I was told the current plan is to remove the chests of drawers from the main bedroom to make it look bigger, so I tipped all my clothes into a pile and said Nah that makes the room look smaller and messier....
Of course all of the stuff put in storage will need to be brought back to the house so it can be packed (again) and transported interstate.
None of this makes any sense.
Are you moving far?
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 18, 2021 10:12 am
by SMLCHNG
tailgaitingph wrote: ↑April 18, 2021 12:09 am
Now & always, thank him for his service!
Ditto what Andrea said.
Re: Sleepy Saturday in the MSC 4/17
Posted: April 18, 2021 5:08 pm
by Rabbitz
bodypainter wrote: ↑April 18, 2021 7:47 am
Are you moving far?
I guess it's the equivalent of moving from Washington Dc to Houston (in distance not culture
)
