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Mornin all.
The to do list approaches critical mass.
I'm trying to appear concerned but doubt the effect is being created very convincingly.
I'll trade your list for my never ending theses
 
I'll trade your list for my never ending theses

Need a steel fence post for a tree planting on the other property.
Hidden in the leaves under a pine on the back corner is the nearest one I can recall.
Instead of starting the tractor or riding mower or moving the plow truck I'm thinking of dragging it (the post not the truck) with a rope.
Then the hunt for tools to cut fencing and find some tie wire and then cut some wood stakes.
Oh better bring the dry rooted tree sapling (s) to plant too. And some water.

Groceries and dog food need shopped.
(A restaurant the other day demonstrated it's cheaper to dine at home.)
The yard...Well it's the yard still.
 
Need a steel fence post for a tree planting on the other property.
Hidden in the leaves under a pine on the back corner is the nearest one I can recall.
Instead of starting the tractor or riding mower or moving the plow truck I'm thinking of dragging it (the post not the truck) with a rope.
Then the hunt for tools to cut fencing and find some tie wire and then cut some wood stakes.
Oh better bring the dry rooted tree sapling (s) to plant too. And some water.

Groceries and dog food need shopped.
(A restaurant the other day demonstrated it's cheaper to dine at home.)
The yard...Well it's the yard still.
So what are you doing after lunch? :laughing7:
I have the "You need to slice up the turkey"
Filter the sap
Do something with the bones and gelatine mix that's frozen(partially) on the deck. hoping this will be my morning task, then go dump the sap bucket, feed the 4 hens their morning treats.
Viewed auction sites already, wheels turning.
 
So what are you doing after lunch? :laughing7:
I have the "You need to slice up the turkey"
Filter the sap
Do something with the bones and gelatine mix that's frozen(partially) on the deck. hoping this will be my morning task, then go dump the sap bucket, feed the 4 hens their morning treats.
Viewed auction sites already, wheels turning.

Front yard will likely be the default if more gets done outside.
Raised bed to remove and drag it's soil.
Satellite cables to cut off post.
One property corner post to secure better.. I probably will have my fill of post pounding by hammer before then.
Dilapidated buckboard needs metal stripped off and wheel nuts oiled . Wood removed and stacked to tractor away later.
I don't know If I own a big enough wrench to try to remove wheels.
I do know some had reverse thread on some . (Guess they didn't operate in reverse much?)
So if pounding to ty to free one I'll try both directions.
I need to start leaf removal again. Only a fraction of the prior leaf load remains.
 
Front yard will likely be the default if more gets done outside.
Raised bed to remove and drag it's soil.
Satellite cables to cut off post.
One property corner post to secure better.. I probably will have my fill of post pounding by hammer before then.
Dilapidated buckboard needs metal stripped off and wheel nuts oiled . Wood removed and stacked to tractor away later.
I don't know If I own a big enough wrench to try to remove wheels.
I do know some had reverse thread on some . (Guess they didn't operate in reverse much?)
So if pounding to ty to free one I'll try both directions.
I need to start leaf removal again. Only a fraction of the prior leaf load remains.
Heat on your frozen nuts might help.
Saw a video on using crayons, heat up with a torch melt crayon, it gets sucked into the thread and then its loose.
Kind of a 🤪 idea, might of Been fake also.
 
simpsons lunch.webp
 
Front yard will likely be the default if more gets done outside.
Raised bed to remove and drag it's soil.
Satellite cables to cut off post.
One property corner post to secure better.. I probably will have my fill of post pounding by hammer before then.
Dilapidated buckboard needs metal stripped off and wheel nuts oiled . Wood removed and stacked to tractor away later.
I don't know If I own a big enough wrench to try to remove wheels.
I do know some had reverse thread on some . (Guess they didn't operate in reverse much?)
So if pounding to ty to free one I'll try both directions.
I need to start leaf removal again. Only a fraction of the prior leaf load remains.
A torch, a plasma cutter... ALL problems solved !! :evil6:
 
Heat on your frozen nuts might help.
Saw a video on using crayons, heat up with a torch melt crayon, it gets sucked into the thread and then its loose.
Kind of a 🤪 idea, might of Been fake also.
robot plasma cutter.webp
 
So what are you doing after lunch? :laughing7:
I have the "You need to slice up the turkey"
Filter the sap
Do something with the bones and gelatine mix that's frozen(partially) on the deck. hoping this will be my morning task, then go dump the sap bucket, feed the 4 hens their morning treats.
Viewed auction sites already, wheels turning.
Damn! Decisions, decisions! And what I have to do is decide if I'm going to do anything today!

Good afternoon crew!
 
Damn! Decisions, decisions! And what I have to do is decide if I'm going to do anything today!

Good afternoon crew!
Turkey done, bones in the stock pot. When they get rendered down I put everything through a sieve. Except for the large leg bones I grind everything then to a slurry in the Vita Mix. It's then a protein source for the chickens everyday.
Nothing goes to waste it seems.
I would like to raise a pig for eating.
Probably get meat chickens and turkeys this year.
 

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