Same! I missed it here!Endeavor to persevere Toast.
Good to see you still around man, be cool and be well!
Note/pics takenAs you continue to make renovation progress don't forget to update your picture gallery.
In your corner rooting for you.
The short stand up freezers; I chopped the lids off of. The fridges; a guy wants to come get them n recycle them, so I left them as good as they could beRecommend removing the doors on the fridges. Keep up the good work!
I came home with a nicknameJust move & change your name!
Yes! Thank youu! Got my roughed out inside "range" area setup and tested the other day, loved it after 5 shots.Sounds like you are progressing quite well. Take care of your health while you work all these hours. Be Well, Bandito.
My family's last name IS: Swift(the swift side/my dads side) thank youuu!I'm glad to see you're doing MUCH better, along with everything moving alone swiftly! Godspeed! I'm rooting for ya!
Not saying there’s not still farm kids out there and hard workers etc, but it seems to not be the “norm” anymore. One way to find good ones the local farmers used to use is to go ask the local football coach who their hardest workers were….which seemed to be a pretty good screening method.I'm not sure about hiring kids, not sure they still work along with a lot of adults.. a few years ago I was hay farming and I used to hire anyone who would stack bales.. last try was helping a neighbor and he went to town and asked everyone he knew and couldn't hire anyone, even for $20 hour cash.. so those of us who farmed, ended up going mechanical and or just getting it done ourselves.. but it is hard to load and unload 20 tons after a day of work by yourself..
Mark
Past generations that lived through the “Great Depression” too-that sure left a mark on many folks. I knew a lot of old folks as a kid that saved absolutely everything, because in their minds “you might need it” when the world went south again.I'm watching the movie Fight Club right now and a line from it said that the things that you own will end up owning you. Get a dumpster and toss it all so that you can be free of it. I've dealt with two hoarder family members and it's a sickness that affects others in the end.