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Since it was more than 48 hours from the time it showed in transit from Memphis to Olive Branch, the road conditions we had during that time to the entry, can't deliver I think the truck was wrecked. Did they go through the load and pick out items that could be delivered or claim the whole load? Won't sell the extra at the auction, sit it back as a spare, never know when these things go out. Granddaughter could use it out in the building.
Anyone close by have fresh cow's milk for sale or know of someone? Daughter-in-law bought an electric churn at an auction for $10 and wants to try making butter. I asked her about goat's milk, no, can't eat goat's cheese so don't want to try butter.
Try farmers market at Hernando maybe? There was a small dairy selling products there . Why not buy a Jersey cow , any provide her the milk yourself?
That will be Saturday afternoon, right?
I can't have a cow here in Southaven by city codes and their lot isn't big enough to have one.
Not sure about winter hours or summer for that matter. That's a code you need to fix when elected mayor !!!
The guy that supplies the milk in Hernando has his dairy in Oxford
As long as it has taken to get a heater if I was you I would order a AC window unit cause it will eventually get 100 degrees and maybe it will be here by then
Talking with a person at the stables on Church rd. If the horses are removed, say going other places for a show there has to be at least one left behind or it will be closed.
Yep, every yard no matter the size could be a farm.
No need to, I bought a 12,000 btu unit at the auction for $135. It's our coffee table for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
You need to bid on a coffee table at the auction or make one out of a old cooler you have in the junk pile