Sittin in my shed....

Hillbilly69 · Apr 1, 2023

mr.brunch said:
I’ve been trying to put more weight on the leg, and walking slowly as instructed- seems when I go quicker I’m shifting the weight onto my good side too much, which is aggravating the sciatica.

I’m used to walking everywhere and quickly, so this slow walk business is frustrating
Got my first physio appointment for 2 weeks so I’m going to find physio exercises online for the target muscles, see if I can get away with fewer

mr.brunch said:
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She’s damn sticky

Holly smokes mr brunch, that looks wonderful, I can almost smell it through my phone screen. Yummy! I gave my bubble bags to my neighbour so haven't done some in a while...
How's your knee? Physio work well? I got done a round of 6 months of physio last fall for my back. Chronic pain sucks but stick with the excercises and it helps...

Hillbilly69 · Apr 1, 2023

tobedetermined said:
Damn you. And damn RGS as well. Just when I thought my 'next grow' plans were finalized you have to tell me about an RGS seed grow competition. My tent room is torn up for renos with a completion date by the end of March, so April is the go date. The next grow was originally planned using those OJD sativa things he offered, but somehow they have never arrived. So, after many decisions and re-decisions I was finally committed to a run of some Burning Bush regs I have in stock in 3 gallons indoor. And then I ordered some Pure Tuna fems and some Wakeford fems from reef's new site. And now this to confuse me even more. I am beginning to think that my next grow is fated. For what, I don't know. Maybe I should dry out some chicken bones and see what they say. Or maybe I should just smoke some more hash and worry about it later.

Yeah, how dare you RGS! Lol! I had already received a package with a bunch of RGS outdoor gear and then saw the thread. Thought, well, was meant to be

St. Phatty · Apr 1, 2023

I could use a shed to sit in.

I was thinking about looking at an RV trailer in the free section of Craigslist.

For tool storage and maybe a separate grow room, for making seeds or something.

And, of course, to sit it. I guess it would need Internet access.

Hillbilly69 · Apr 1, 2023

6 acres!? Hope you have a good tractor! I like to keep the lawn cutting to under one hour with push mower. I still have my old lawnboy from the 80's, 2 stroke and super light. A good reason to do some excercise (I enjoy walking, even if its in circles). But we built a new house last summer and now I'm dredding doing the landscaping this spring. Gonna be a busy May!!!

mr.brunch · Apr 1, 2023

Hillbilly69 said:
Holly smokes mr brunch, that looks wonderful, I can almost smell it through my phone screen. Yummy! I gave my bubble bags to my neighbour so haven't done some in a while...
How's your knee? Physio work well? I got done a round of 6 months of physio last fall for my back. Chronic pain sucks but stick with the excercises and it helps...

Thanks mate- no bubble bags used on this just a flour sieve, gravity and a coffee filter at the end

basic and cheap

mr.brunch · Apr 1, 2023

St. Phatty said:
I could use a shed to sit it in.

I was thinking about looking at an RV trailer in the free section of Craigslist.

For tool storage and maybe a separate grow room, for making seeds or something.

And, of course, to sit it. I guess it would need Internet access.

Got mine close to the house, for Wi-Fi purposes and an easy extension lead for power

I think the rain has finally stopped, dry week coming up so I’ll be able to prep the veg patch

buzzmobile · Apr 1, 2023

Hillbilly69 said:
6 acres!? Hope you have a good tractor! I like to keep the lawn cutting to under one hour with push mower. I still have my old lawnboy from the 80's, 2 stroke and super light. A good reason to do some excercise (I enjoy walking, even if its in circles). But we built a new house last summer and now I'm dredding doing the landscaping this spring. Gonna be a busy May!!!

I have a small John Deere lawn tractor with a 48" mower width. It takes a total of 6 - 7 hours to mow it all. A line of rain storms chased me back to the shed.

Hillbilly69 · Apr 1, 2023

mr.brunch said:
Thanks mate- no bubble bags used on this just a flour sieve, gravity and a coffee filter at the end basic

buzzmobile said:
I have a small John Deere lawn tractor with a 48" mower width. It takes a total of 6 - 7 hours to mow it all. A line of rain storms chased me back to the shed.

Nice, smoke a fat one, put in some ear buds with cool tunes and enjoy the ride

mr.brunch · Apr 1, 2023

buzzmobile said:
There are six acres out there needing a cut right now. I have cut them twice this year and it is just now April. Temps are going to get close to 90F next week and night time temps will be in the 70s. It's going to be a long summer of mindless back and forth. Perfect conditions to smoke a fattie and ride.

Damn, I could slip a few extra autos in with 6 acres

Lovely stuff- although I’m not too keen on the heat

armedoldhippy · Apr 2, 2023

tobedetermined said:
I purposely ignored your post about cutting the lawn

they had a big write-up in local paper by horticultural experts & a bee-keepers group, talking about holding a "no-mow May", not mowing until May is over. apparently, this lets your grasses etc in the yard mature and provides much more food/better habitat for virtually all of the pollinators. i'm going to try it. might need a machete to get to the front porch by then, but...what the hell. nothing ventured, nothing gained.

buzzmobile · Apr 2, 2023

mr.brunch said:
although I’m not too keen on the heat

That makes two of us. No worries though...the hurricanes will cool it off.

mr.brunch · Apr 2, 2023

Sun is shining today, drying things up nicely… thought I’d get in the spirit of things with an iced coffee

buzzmobile · Apr 22, 2023

buzzmobile said:
There are six acres out there needing a cut right now. I have cut them twice this year and it is just now April. Temps are going to get close to 90F next week and night time temps will be in the 70s. It's going to be a long summer of mindless back and forth. Perfect conditions to smoke a fattie and ride.

I decided to get some help with mowing this summer. I never realized how smart my dog is. She caught on quickly.

mr.brunch · Apr 22, 2023

My dog tries to eat the wheels on the lawnmower….
Got the veg patch dug over, some pea and tomato seeds starting inside and keeping on top of the lawn cutting so far.
I’ve got last years compost heap to spread on before planting anything out, then I can move the new heap into its place- which will give it a good turning at the same time

Going to cut a bit of the bamboo back as it’s become a monster , which will give me some pea sticks and a few runner bean canes
Cold weather supposed to be departing next week

buzzmobile · Apr 22, 2023

mr.brunch said:
My dog tries to eat the wheels on the lawnmower….

I may have mislead you into thinking that was my dog mowing up there. That was her instructor. My dog is a yellow dog that is pretty doggoned smart. The neighbors love her and I do too.

mr.brunch · Apr 22, 2023

We have a jack Russell terrier, got him as an abandoned tiny pup… 12 years old now but still flies around the place when it suits him.
Doesn’t like wheels on anything for some reason, so he has to go in when the mower or wheelbarrow comes out

tobedetermined · Apr 22, 2023

Our dog is quite neurotic about anything I start up that makes noise. Lawnmower, snow blower, and leaf blower all make him bark and attack. Indoors it is the Roomba, coffee grinder, hand mixer . . . And the weirdest is my nail clippers – but only one set - which he can hear from a dead sleep and from anywhere in the house and he will run barking and whining to launch an attack.

moose eater · Apr 23, 2023

When I was fairly young, our friends had a long-haired black medium-large pup named 'Nikki'.

When they'd turn on the vacuum, Nikki would come running and lay on his/her back, and more or less passively request that they be vacuumed, especially on their belly. The dog loved it.

Most of our pups run from the vacuum as soon as it gets turned on..

Old Piney · Apr 24, 2023

Dogs likes sticks but only outside on the ground .But a broomstick or a mop handle no that's a whole different thing lol

armedoldhippy · Apr 26, 2023

friends Jack Russell hated his tractor,. dang thing would grab a rear
tire by a tread, and hang on for a full revolution, snarling and shit...

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