Thanks Doc!
Howdy,
down here we have a cool front coming through tonight. Gonna be a cold one!!! We are going all the way down to 90. Time to get out the heavy coats and long johns!!!!!!!!
Got the dich in front of the building line done and full of pipe. Tonite I'll finish putting back the sod.
Tuesday afternoon I start on the back half. First I have to remove the old deck before I can dig anything. It's treated lumber form Lowe's. Not six years old but completely shot. 15' X 10' I'll just go at it with a chain saw and a sledge hammer.
I never buy lumber from Home Cheapo or Lowes. It is crap. I stick to locally owned home centers. Their prices are competitive (not hard) and better quality,for the most part, they have a much better sense of community and do not sell shit.
Dialysis today, they started back using my new fistula (my perm catheter is acting up so my surgeon had to declot my fistula, my arm is bruised from my arm pit to my elbow, but they were able to get me stuck with two needles, hope it continues to work, just tender as hell.
Jim according to my rheumatologist I have a pain threshold from hell, otherwise I would be taking pain meds too often, before I take a pain med I always ask myself do I really need it, and I normally talk myself out of taking one, plus I am goofy enough and they constipate the hell out of me.
its a 100 now and I'm done for the day. Tomorrow we are going to the cabin until Sunday. Ill fill you in when we return. Marty
Welcome to the USA big boy. Enjoy!!!!!!Just pulled into our campground for the night. We're in Dickinson ND. It's HOT. My arms are tired from fighting that prairie wind all day hauling the camper.
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Today I am recovering from dialysis yesterday (I don’t remember if I told my invisible family but my declotted fistula is working, it’s a good thing because my perm-catheter is acting up). Now if it just won’t rain maybe I can get my lawn/jungle mowed.
Hi all, when we left the Mountain yesterday it was 75 degrees when we got home in the valley 104. Over two mornings I was able to get the septic drain field trench dug. I could have done it in one day but the whole area is filled with football sized irregular rocks, also I was able to get the gravel delivered for the drain field. Next trip should finish the septic project which is a biggie checked off the list. Then back to the bathroom install and cabin remodel. The rest of the time was spent enjoying the mountain and cool weather, we even had time for a little exploring. Martyits a 100 now and I'm done for the day. Tomorrow we are going to the cabin until Sunday. Ill fill you in when we return. Marty