Anyone sick of winter?

[DucksOhio]

Amazing isn't it! About all we can say.

I’ll spend all day worrying about them although I know they’ll be fine.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Were having so much rain, that is a worry too. Not so much for the water fowl but my poor chickens. Although I do think the water fowl would like some nice dry days too. Which finally over the weekend, it's just going to be very cold.

 

[BGcoop]

Part of me is ready for spring, but the mean spirited part of me says keep the snow coming! We have an awful neighbor that burned down one shed due to improper care, built another in is place-totally without permits and structurally unsound, that collapsed last winter that he “salvaged” over the summer by using ratchet straps to hold up the walls while he put on a new roof, this time with real trusses(rafters?). Anyway, the thing is still structurally a complete mess, and I can say this even with knowing squat about building things. (The 2x4s in the walls are like 3-4 feet apart and facing different directions) the whole neighborhood is waiting for it to collapse again.

{I'm not proud of wanting it to fall in, but the guy is really a terrible person that has done some Really rotten stuff, like threatening my in laws who are also neighbors and calling the cops on my husband saying he had pulled a gun on him one day when my husband had asked him to move a car that he was working on -in the middle of the dead end road for HOURS-out of the way so cars could get through!} so yeah, more snow please.

 

[WannaBeHillBilly]

Were having so much rain, that is a worry too. Not so much for the water fowl but my poor chickens. Although I do think the water fowl would like some nice dry days too. Which finally over the weekend, it's just going to be very cold.

For now we are trapped: There was so much rain over night that the creek at the bottom of our hill has turned into a raging river that went over our bridge. I'm not driving through this…
And it is still raining pretty heavy.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Finally stopped here. But we got close to 2" over night river down below is raging and we have wet springs running all over. Always best to not drive through standing water Your very wise.

 

[WannaBeHillBilly]

Water is down to just below the bridge, so i will have to clean a lot of debris this weekend…
And here is a short video of the Duckies last night, watching in disbelief that it is raining again:

Still raining here…

 

[Miss Lydia]

Probably wondering where the ark is! The water is over the bridge down our drive but not enough we couldn’t drive through but dh will be busy tomorrow cleaning the culvert out.

 

[WannaBeHillBilly]

Probably wondering where the ark is! The water is over the bridge down our drive but not enough we couldn’t drive through but dh will be busy tomorrow cleaning the culvert out.

My weekend will be full of work too: Cleaning up the bridge, digging more drainage ditches, digging up the veggie garden beds, digging up the Potato Patch, pruning trees, selling duck-eggs and maybe creating a second potato patch...
All that additional to the usual duck duty.

 

[Miss Lydia]

That's more than 2 days worth. lol

 

[johntfs]

Part of me is ready for spring, but the mean spirited part of me says keep the snow coming! We have an awful neighbor that burned down one shed due to improper care, built another in is place-totally without permits and structurally unsound, that collapsed last winter that he “salvaged” over the summer by using ratchet straps to hold up the walls while he put on a new roof, this time with real trusses(rafters?). Anyway, the thing is still structurally a complete mess, and I can say this even with knowing squat about building things. (The 2x4s in the walls are like 3-4 feet apart and facing different directions) the whole neighborhood is waiting for it to collapse again.

{I'm not proud of wanting it to fall in, but the guy is really a terrible person that has done some Really rotten stuff, like threatening my in laws who are also neighbors and calling the cops on my husband saying he had pulled a gun on him one day when my husband had asked him to move a car that he was working on -in the middle of the dead end road for HOURS-out of the way so cars could get through!} so yeah, more snow please.

I don't know the proper division/terminology, but since he called the cops on your hubby, perhaps you could call your city's building inspector on him, given that his shed seems like a probable safety violation on multiple levels.