I guess that's one word to describe him "Special looking" I think he's short and stubby, but such a good rooster!
She has done better as well
That surely looks like a big project. I assume it's going well.Here is my latest project. Front house needed a new shower pan, and much needed framing repair (due to water damage that my tenant didn’t notify me of) I will be tiling it all tomorrow.
I guess that's one word to describe him "Special looking" I think he's short and stubby, but such a good rooster!
That’s interesting, Shad! My almost-17-year-old daughter just “doesn’t believe in” the concept that people can own land.You can't really. If they damage the land, or as in the case of the dogs, your livestock, you can take appropriate measures, but you can't stop people from being on your land as long as they haven't gained entry by force so to speak.
In many ways I approve of the lack of law with regard to trespass. I've always had difficulty with the idea that one can own a piece of a planet.
The lack of the law seems in general to work well. Lots of city people fence their land off, the locals tend not to unless they are trying to contain livestock.
Ever try to fit a square peg in a round hole? that old building doesn't have a square corner anywhere. But I make (even impossible things) work!
My home is also not square. It's easier once you realize that and accept that you need to work around it.Ever try to fit a square peg in a round hole? that old building doesn't have a square corner anywhere. But I make (even impossible things) work!
Your assumption is correct, Bob, (Less the fact that this small town has few stores to buy needed materials)
You understand then! (The barn/ coop is more strait and level, than this house is) Pictures tomorrow. I built it from scratch.
Beautiful!! You have some lovely borders, and yarn choices, too! And how special that you give them as gifts!
