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Adding irrigation for the backyard so I can get grass to grow. Also adding flagstone walkways to the man cave and sitting/fire pit area.
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I'll resume fishing once I get this project done.
Looks like you have your work cut out for this spring. Save some time for fishing.
Work on yard weeknights and Saturdays. Fish on Sundays as weather permits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anchor Man
Hire someone to do the work, and go fish!!!!!
Not bad for an engineer, most would only have stright lines. I must do things when the wife is out of town otherwise she would put at least 2 loops in every stright path.
I see your other half must have bought the NICE chairs.
Bids came in way too high and lacked enough detail to be sure we were going to get close to what we want. Companies not responding to requests to add more detail to bid. Might get furloughed if the federal budget does not pass, putting two kids through college right now, and still owe for chemo/surgeries from last year. Don't want to dip too deep into the cookie jar to pay for something I can do better myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by wvspec
Color selection was to keep the chairs from walking away when we are not looking.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Flatwater
Well then, just go fishing, it will be there when you get back..... : )
good luck with your projects, just finished my "winter project" of a new deck on the side of the house.
Might have to take 1/2 day on Thursday and wet a line.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by wvspec
Is this really a good idea? The more grass you have---the more you have to mow!