zannej
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Ron, that is very pretty!
Havasu, I wish that I could go to see the aurora borealis. I also want to hear it. I've read that there is a sound it makes that doesn't get picked up on recordings well. Seems very cool.
Spicoli, Ouch! Hope your mouth heals quickly.
Yesterday I went to pick up an order from TSC but one of the items I ordered was canceled by the store due to them not being able to find it. It worked out because it wouldn't have worked without another part. So I popped in to O'Reilly's and grabbed the right one. Turns out I didn't need it though. My hitch kit (which lacks the protrusion and the ball) has bars on it that I didn't notice until after I bought the hitch ball and thingamabob that goes in to the other thingamabob. One of these days I will learn the correct terms.
I got some straps with hooks that I thought would work but one broke, another flew off into who knows where, and the other just fell on the ground unharmed when I was trying to drag an old pillowtop mattress away from the back door so we can get the old freezer out and new freezer in through the sliding glass door. The old mattress had handles on the sides but when I grabbed one and tried to lift it just ripped off and exposed the springs inside. I lost daylight so I called it quits for the night. Last night I lay awake trying to think of a solution. Then I remembered that my tie down straps have hooks.
Got up at 6:20am and went out to see if I could move the mattress. Put on a gardening glove near the blackberry weeds. To my surprise, it worked and I got the mattress all the way down to where the old pond used to be before I stopped and unhooked it. Then I emptied out the old freezer, unplugged it, moved a bunch of furniture, threw out a bunch of old boxes and trash, and tested to see if the sliding glass door still opens. It does but the stupid thing won't shut all the way. It keeps getting stuck about 1/4" from being closed. The glass is separating from the frame and the sill is missing pieces on the exterior side because it has rotted. Going to need to replace that soon unfortunately. I think I will replace the old sill with vinyl if possible.
I'm waiting for my friend to be ready to go with me to pick up the new freezer and help me get the old one out.
Havasu, I wish that I could go to see the aurora borealis. I also want to hear it. I've read that there is a sound it makes that doesn't get picked up on recordings well. Seems very cool.
Spicoli, Ouch! Hope your mouth heals quickly.
Yesterday I went to pick up an order from TSC but one of the items I ordered was canceled by the store due to them not being able to find it. It worked out because it wouldn't have worked without another part. So I popped in to O'Reilly's and grabbed the right one. Turns out I didn't need it though. My hitch kit (which lacks the protrusion and the ball) has bars on it that I didn't notice until after I bought the hitch ball and thingamabob that goes in to the other thingamabob. One of these days I will learn the correct terms.
I got some straps with hooks that I thought would work but one broke, another flew off into who knows where, and the other just fell on the ground unharmed when I was trying to drag an old pillowtop mattress away from the back door so we can get the old freezer out and new freezer in through the sliding glass door. The old mattress had handles on the sides but when I grabbed one and tried to lift it just ripped off and exposed the springs inside. I lost daylight so I called it quits for the night. Last night I lay awake trying to think of a solution. Then I remembered that my tie down straps have hooks.
Got up at 6:20am and went out to see if I could move the mattress. Put on a gardening glove near the blackberry weeds. To my surprise, it worked and I got the mattress all the way down to where the old pond used to be before I stopped and unhooked it. Then I emptied out the old freezer, unplugged it, moved a bunch of furniture, threw out a bunch of old boxes and trash, and tested to see if the sliding glass door still opens. It does but the stupid thing won't shut all the way. It keeps getting stuck about 1/4" from being closed. The glass is separating from the frame and the sill is missing pieces on the exterior side because it has rotted. Going to need to replace that soon unfortunately. I think I will replace the old sill with vinyl if possible.
I'm waiting for my friend to be ready to go with me to pick up the new freezer and help me get the old one out.