Thursday, September 13, 2007
Fresh post
Our first chat of the day is already pretty full and it's not even noon yet, so I'm opening up a fresh pasture. Frolic and gambol to your heart's content, or snooze in the midday sun. Don't let a cow step on you. And, okay, so it's not exactly a "fresh post." That's very old post rock limestone, plentiful in western Kansas. Man, that must have been hard work to cut and lug those heavy suckers in order to build a fence. Makes a nice sight to see, though, when you're driving through.
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Cool pic. Hi everyone. Already off the treadmill this morning and off to try get some work done before I have to drive into the city in a couple of hours. Hope y'all have a nice day.
A nice day backatcha, Kelly. I'm off to speak to a book club. They always serve great lunch. :)
Just finished putting up my deer fencing. Glad I didn't use limstone posts; although, I didn't care for the deer laughing at me while putting up my fencing. I hope that they don't know something that I should know about buidling a fence.
-rick
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rick, so this "post" was timed just right for you, eh? Those deer, such cards. :)
Limestone posts?? Wow, no kidding that must have been hard work. I put up a deer fence with plain ol' wooden ones once, and that was fun enough.
Rick, the deer appreciate a fine sense of humor when they sense it - I'm sure they weren't chortling at your fence-erecting skills...
Can you send me a couple of those nice limestone posts, my old rotten wooden ones are nearly useless. I'll email my address.
b2, lol! Why, sure, partner, I'll Fedex 'em to ya. Want the bob wire, too?
I think all the President's speech writers must have quit over the weekend.
Stone fence posts. Wow. I suppose you gotta use something other than wood when there aren't any trees around, huh? I've helped put up many a wooden post around the farm, and a few metal ones, but have never seen a stone one until now. Mrs. Fetched said something about walking the fence and cutting away limbs; I chimed in about repairs. Sounds like an all-day job.
Rick, maybe they were laughing at the height? "Duh dude, I can jump that with a broken leg!"
I think I missed a day. Anyway:
[Old school:]
For announcing dessert we have... eclairatives.
Thanks green, now I'm hungry. Eclairs...sigh.
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