Just_Steve
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Run that plan as hard as you can and don't leave unspoken words for people you care about.
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Between 485 & 705 SQ/FT Bob Heine's Auto Emporium
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Workspaces between 485 and 705 squarefeet.
madison069
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Told me not to buy the seeds.
Just a thought, most of the time we don't plant trees to benefit from them, usually trees gets planted and it's the future generations that gets to benefit from a full grown tree.
My trees get harvested in Oct Nov it is called trim season.Just a thought, most of the time we don't plant trees to benefit from them, usually trees gets planted and it's the future generations that gets to benefit from a full grown tree.
Coolabah
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Hmmm... Well, all I can say is- IMHO- just buy the seeds, plant them and see what happens. I seriously believe in "hope" - if you truly want to see those seeds grow, then you absolutely will.Told me not to buy the seeds.
They have given me 9 months to a year the last three months I will not be gardening.
Started making arrangements to sell some my tools. My suitcase Miller TIG for 500$ and 100 hours of labor, I have to give up driving when I go on the patch.
Having lunch today with a famous racing driver.
My plan is to boogie till I drop.
But- not if you don't plant them in the first place.
Mate, thinking all my positive thoughts in your direction. I do not claim to have a single clue as to what you are currently going through, but , well, if you don't keep trying I swear I'll fly over to you house and spray Drop Bear attractant all over your house ! So there !
Craptain
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This!Hmmm... Well, all I can say is- IMHO- just buy the seeds, plant them and see what happens. I seriously believe in "hope" - if you truly want to see those seeds grow, then you absolutely will.
But- not if you don't plant them in the first place.
We don't have Bears on Long Island. So next idea?Hmmm... Well, all I can say is- IMHO- just buy the seeds, plant them and see what happens. I seriously believe in "hope" - if you truly want to see those seeds grow, then you absolutely will.
But- not if you don't plant them in the first place.
Mate, thinking all my positive thoughts in your direction. I do not claim to have a single clue as to what you are currently going through, but , well, if you don't keep trying I swear I'll fly over to you house and spray Drop Bear attractant all over your house ! So there !
I would rather not waste the money and the time. To be honest there are other things to keep me busy. My current crop of trees are getting close to 5 feet tall. Just gave a 4 foot tall Vietnam Black to my dearest friend it smells like Chinese food.
No you don't really have a clue as it is spread all over my bones lung and brain. So I must be rational with the choices I make from now till the the end. Gonna boogie till I drop is the game plan. I should get enough from this harvest to last me till the end.
It is a tough call I have some hope but I can't live in a fantasy. I have an amount of time to get things in order where many don't get that chance. I told my son he has a bunch of time to ask me things, where my aunt who raised me just dropped dead I had many questions to ask her but never had the chance.
kaymccampbell
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I'm with @Coolabah . My systems are failing, too. With no uptick in sight. I'm still doing **** for the future, like I'm going to live forever, even if I'm not going to be there to play.We don't have Bears on Long Island. So next idea?
I would rather not waste the money and the time. To be honest there are other things to keep me busy. My current crop of trees are getting close to 5 feet tall. Just gave a 4 foot tall Vietnam Black to my dearest friend it smells like Chinese food.
No you don't really have a clue as it is spread all over my bones lung and brain. So I must be rational with the choices I make from now till the the end. Gonna boogie till I drop is the game plan. I should get enough from this harvest to last me till the end.
It is a tough call I have some hope but I can't live in a fantasy. I have an amount of time to get things in order where many don't get that chance. I told my son he has a bunch of time to ask me things, where my aunt who raised me just dropped dead I had many questions to ask her but never had the chance.
Just like the Killer Rabbit in the Holy Grail....
I only noticed last year that in the Killer Rabbit scene, King Arthur exclaims, "That rabbit's dynamite!" Which is a completely anachronistic term for somebody in his historical era. Then again, so are peasants living in an anarcho-syndicalist commune and taking turns to act as a sort of executive-officer-for-the-week but all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting by a simple majority, in the case of purely internal affairs but by a two-thirds majority, in the case of more major....
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scooterbum46
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"anarcho-syndicalist" ?I only noticed last year that in the Killer Rabbit scene, King Arthur exclaims, "That rabbit's dynamite!" Which is a complete anachronistic term for somebody in his historical era. Then again, so are peasants living in an anarcho-syndicalist commune and taking turns to act as a sort of executive-officer-for-the-week but all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting by a simple majority, in the case of purely internal affairs but by a two-thirds majority, in the case of more major....
You are spending too much time reading and not enough time changing oil on the van or assessing German strut design..
"anarcho-syndicalist" ?
You are spending too much time reading and not enough time changing oil on the van or assessing German strut design..
Dennis the Constitutional Peasant:
Ozzy Man's koala bear compilation:
Bob, I think often about my chances of taking Cheryl abroad, to go see Paris, France. You tried to talk me out of getting the tractor, instead. I really like the tractor, and now that Cheryl has passed, I really think about my decisions. After her passing, I really don't feel like going anywhere, she did all of the planning, things like that. I'm not much of a leader in life, much more of a follower. ( Follow the Leader) type of thing. So, I don't see myself traveling much past my mailbox at this point. I love to travel, don't get me wrong, but think I'd like to travel with a group of people. A bus ride to a different state, something like that.
CNC_Rick, I'll be writing up a European travel itinerary for you some other day (semi-joking) but have you been to Yellowstone National Park? A mere 1,300 mile drive from your state, perhaps.
Rick, I have been following @Squankum's threads for years. Good thing I'm retired because he sure knows how to find and share rabbit holes.
@Squankum, just share a link to some antique and unique CNC machine.
Good idea, Bob! But I went back further. This weekend I wrote a post this weekend about a 1957 book he needs to read, about the history of machine tools. (Long before CNC.)