Washingtonians

[VelvettFog]

Good progress on RW's quail hutches:

Might even finish tomorrow - then I can work on some beehives

 

[broodytood]

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Oh, that's good!

 

[broodytood]

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Lookin awesome there!

 

[renart]

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You are an amazing carpenter! It is totally beyond me, so when I see such craftsmanship it is totally wow ..

 

[Stumpfarmer]

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God, wish I was 62.

I am just happy to be at a steady 32 yrs .. of course I've been that for 17 years, but, who's counting. Keep that mental age at a happy playce and things will work out ok methinks

I've tried holding at more satisfactory ages, but I just end up thinking of myself as a ridiculously out-of-shape 19 year old, which isn't worth it.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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I am just happy to be at a steady 32 yrs .. of course I've been that for 17 years, but, who's counting. Keep that mental age at a happy playce and things will work out ok methinks

I've tried holding at more satisfactory ages, but I just end up thinking of myself as a ridiculously out-of-shape 19 year old, which isn't worth it.

See I don't have that problem. I am not out of shape ......ROUND IS A SHAPE !!!!!!!!

 

[Rainwolf]

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[RonB]

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Ok, I will admit to being one of those people.

I did that once because of how I had the latches on my doors. I had the swingy part on the door and the little sticky out part on the side. The door shut hard and the hinged part swung around and latched and I couldn't open it. Nobady was home and I didn't have my cel phone on me. I basically had to kick the door a few time really hard to bust it open, but it scared me and I switched the latches around post haste! Lesson learned. Never Again!

Chicken Rustler
Ok I see you have been talking to my daughter on Face book

She doesn't know that 20 min. after she came to let me out I did it AGAIN

The DW had to come and let me out the second time

I was doing some more work on the barn. The barn was built back in the 30's and instead of using screws in the hinges, they used two or three nails in each hole. so I was taking the hinges off and moving them and the hasp (latch) caught on the inside.

I think my roo did it to me

Heck at my age I'm glad I can find my way to the barn by myself

BIG MOUTH Daughter

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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Ok, I will admit to being one of those people.

I did that once because of how I had the latches on my doors. I had the swingy part on the door and the little sticky out part on the side. The door shut hard and the hinged part swung around and latched and I couldn't open it. Nobady was home and I didn't have my cel phone on me. I basically had to kick the door a few time really hard to bust it open, but it scared me and I switched the latches around post haste! Lesson learned. Never Again!

Chicken Rustler
Ok I see you have been talking to my daughter on Face book

She doesn't know that 20 min. after she came to let me out I did it AGAIN

The DW had to come and let me out the second time

I was doing some more work on the barn. The barn was built back in the 30's and instead of using screws in the hinges, they used two or three nails in each hole. so I was taking the hinges off and moving them and the hasp (latch) caught on the inside.

I think my roo did it to me

Heck at my age I'm glad I can find my way to the barn by myself

BIG MOUTH Daughter

HEY I didn't rat anybody out !!!! But FYI this is why all of my foops that can auto lock have a release on the inside. I also use the old school screen door springs to close the doors

 

[Chicken Rustler]

and BTW Ron SHE contacted me just to tell me that !!!