ya I don't know what you would do in a scenario like that. You almost could take a large backhoe and dig a trench thro the lowest part of the lake to drain it. Then cut all the wood and brush out Then back fill the trench and fill the lake back up with water. It would be a big job but it might be worth it. I don't see what would prevent the tree from just growing back though.
I figured thats why the MRI. They can see alot better withthat. did they also do one with contrast? That gives a view of the soft tissues better. Which includes ligaments and their bony attachments.
sounds cool!!!Sorry I been awol again... Finally got a handle on what was making me under the weather... I needed to up my calories...
Today I been looking at Jewelry designs and just ordered a tool as well as some stones.
I hope to do this next:
Not my design but I really like it and understand the rose and the weave intimately.
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Though I dont particularly like how she finishes off her bracelets... But Thats her Mine would be different in that aspect.
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Yep.... I am good with cold feet but hands and shoulders for me is miserable. I used to ride in the winter with just a long sleeved shirt and a vest for the cold... Gloves sometimes too. Night time temps can be around 31 in the winter here its been around that now at night...Cold hands, cold feet = whole body cold.
You CAN buy a winning ticket. All you have to do is buy tickets with every possible combination of numbers. I don't know that you would come out ahead in the end or not. Plus you'ld have to be a billionaire before you bought the tickets so you could pay for them.we used to play every week, we would stop on the way home at johns gas station, he also sold lottery tickets, husband won a couple of times $500 and i sometimes won on the three numbers but never enough for us to retire, then john closed the station and we quit playing, and you know, if you don't play you can't win
Based on Sean's prior posts, I gather he's been doing it all his life!!! Not sure how he's managed to still be alive.
Yep, those people need to get a life. "Lisa" called yesterday to help us with our student loans. She and her cohorts have been doing this for months. DW got one that offered to extend the warranty on her car. It is 13 years old, I think it is a bit late to extend the warranty that expired many years ago. I've not gotten one on my cell phone, always the house phone but it shows the phone number while it is ringing. "Lisa", of course, is calling from a local exchange ... though I'd bet lunch that "she" isn't.
No problem!!! You've got the skills and the artistic eye. The only thing that could stop you is if you don't have the dexterity any more.
We mostly don't either and never answer an "out of area" call. Pretty much none of them ever leave a message.
You are making an assumption that the bottom isn't soft WAY down and that it is higher than the river it connects to. I'd guess the only way to dredge it would be with trash pumps on a pontoon boat/raft or something similar. Maybe even the big dredges on barges they use to move sand back up onto beaches.
OMG your poor knee!
My house up in the desert is about a thousand square feet one bed one bath. My pot belly does a great job... But the Builder in his "expertise" used Three Count em Three sliding glass doors... oNe for the front access one to balance out the Front door... Doesnt lock and there is no landing... Then there is the other to access the green house room It only locks from the inside... Each one Lets in cold and heat as if there were a hole in the wall the size of your fist. Never mind the walls are one foot thick..... SMH. So the potbelly is awesome but .... I resort to an electric oil heater for bedroom comfort.Yep we use to keep our place at 65. Trying to conserve energy .That's why we finally decided to get a whole house wood furnace
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