steveshuntn1
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Finishing up the last section of privacy fence around the inground pool I DIY’d this past spring/summer. I’m hanging up the tools then. Two weeks before deer season opens!
Rapidly nearing hunt season and the correlation of home projects...you guys know the drill
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I’ve been doing my best eastern bloc hardline on the paver patio the boss wants to do. I’m not winning.
Pucky Freak
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I know, right? I’m stubborn and my own worst enemy. My wife and I had 10 hours on the road together last week and I finally let her convince me to pay a contractor to put a fence in so I can hunt on the weekends in October.
I got the front deck finished last week
I’m not 100% happy with the back deck, so it’s getting 1 more coat. Playset in the background was project #1 this spring: level the ground, build, and stain.
I’m headed to urgent care today for poison ivy treatment. Managed to get it on the inside of my eyelids when hanging deer stands, oops.
Archery deer and turkey opens 10/1!
Boarmaster
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Being single Im lucky if my house gets dusted once from November 15 to Feb 15th.
I had to break down and wash a load of towels last January as I ran out of clean ones.
I had to break down and wash a load of towels last January as I ran out of clean ones.
Yes, absolutely! To elaborate on this posture, strive to outserve your spouse all year long. Double down just before hunting season so she moves from "have a great time" to "I can't wait to see what you bag this year!"
The difference is your spouse was okay with you leaving because you take care of stuff regularly. Now, she becomes your best cheerleader.
44hunter45
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Had the rig all loaded and two weeks off. Mrs got home from visiting Miss T in Oregon at 11:30 PM last night. She said the kitchen floor came out so good, did I have enough left to do the hall bath? Demoing today dreaming of bugling bulls....
Appreciate she brought me fudge from her trip, but that wasn't the Attaboy I was hoping for.
Appreciate she brought me fudge from her trip, but that wasn't the Attaboy I was hoping for.
Pucky Freak
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Doc put me on prednisone for the poison ivy - worked great for the rash but also makes me hyperactive and goofy. I slept about 2 hrs last night and I’m still bright-eyed and bushy tailed now after 11 PM. Used that to my advantage today - repaired some spots in the lawn, fixed the front door, fixed the fascia, put another coat of stain on the deck, made a braised squirrel and roast elk feast for supper, called 3 fence companies for estimates, and even made a DIY drum for homeschool with my daughter. All 3 kids have been beating on that thing driving my wife and our cats crazy.
Just need to overseed the grass that died during the summer drought and my projects are DONE until February!
Just need to overseed the grass that died during the summer drought and my projects are DONE until February!
I was bored and didn’t have enough to do. So, we bought my youngest a used Rav4 and I’ll likely take a half day or so next week to run through a few maintenance items.
New plugs, PCV, valve cover gasket, oil change, and check the transmission fluid. If it’s bad I’ll dump it too.
And, I’ll have a back yard after three years without one.
New plugs, PCV, valve cover gasket, oil change, and check the transmission fluid. If it’s bad I’ll dump it too.
And, I’ll have a back yard after three years without one.
stillkickin
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New porches on the cabin, finally!
TheNorthStar
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I tore up the carpet my kids have been beating the hell out of for a combined 18 years and refinished the red oak that was under it at the end of July with a friend of mine. Secured the trip to Idaho to see @Sawtooth and a couple long weekends of duck hunting early this year. Feels good.
Caseknife
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Love the beetle kill soffit!
WildWill
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Pools done of course I waited till the afternoon before I leave to do it. Some of us do our best work under pressure.
jryoung
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We’re closing in like a whirling dervish.
Grass…and a second coat of paint
The Rav4 had a new valve cover gasket, plugs, air filter, oil change, fresh transmission fluid and a new filter. The transmission pan broke free a little easier than anticipated, requiring an emergency appliqué of kitty litter.
Finn and I are booked on Wednesday and Thursday…
Grass…and a second coat of paint
The Rav4 had a new valve cover gasket, plugs, air filter, oil change, fresh transmission fluid and a new filter. The transmission pan broke free a little easier than anticipated, requiring an emergency appliqué of kitty litter.
Finn and I are booked on Wednesday and Thursday…
That looks great. That’s the last major project in this multi year remodel for us.
Well you know your going to be OK when the ex tells you to take it easy for a while...and sends you a box of new towels. Our old ones that are like new...LOL.
Pretty easy to take a week off and watch it rain and be happy I am not driving around in this mess.
Rio has new towels now too. Mud mutt.
Pretty easy to take a week off and watch it rain and be happy I am not driving around in this mess.
Rio has new towels now too. Mud mutt.
TheNorthStar
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Thanks, I think it turned out pretty slick too. Buddy of mine learned working for his dad then spent about 30 years doing it himself, most of the credit belongs to him. He buttoned up his business last year but kept all his equipment. Good to know that if the tool and die industry keels over dead I'll have a bright future running an edger and hating life.
Good luck with your floors. I'll be keeping an eye out for pictures.
