When I was in the lawn care business, if I screwed something up I made it right, on my dime, because it was the right thing to do.When my landscaper ruins something (like the cord today, or the runs in the past) is it my problem or theirs?
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When I was in the lawn care business, if I screwed something up I made it right, on my dime, because it was the right thing to do.When my landscaper ruins something (like the cord today, or the runs in the past) is it my problem or theirs?
When I was in the lawn care business, if I screwed something up I made it right, on my dime, because it was the right thing to do.
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Oooh I'm jealous!It's down to 91F outside - I'm off to scoop chicken poop now (try not to be jealous, everyone...)
- Ant Farm
just now I was cleaning the turtles enclosure and mixing the soil I found two eggs so I left them and covered them back hope they hatchWhat?
Didn't mean to scare you!
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just now I was cleaning the turtles enclosure and mixing the soil I found two eggs so I left them and covered them back hope they hatch
Quote: Agricultural lime...sorry I didn't specify that earlier
Oooh I'm jealous!
Aaaah I lost all my quotes! And I'm not going back to find them. Oh, well.
So, I just calibrated my thermometer today (I know I'm bad for not doing it before, but I keep forgetting and don't always have time.) This is day 11 for my eggs.But, anyways, I did calibrate, and I'm wondering if I did this right. I put the thermometer (mercury) in ice water, and it read higher than 32 degrees, so I held it against a piece of ice in the water and it read 32. So, it's accurate, right? I didn't do anything wrong (other than wait till now to calibrate)? I have read something on here about calibrating, but the internet wasn't working earlier so I couldn't check.
Thanks