Whatever

I did hardwood floors for 20 year, right out of high school. I loved that job. Installs were my favorite as it's just a big jigsaw puzzle that is being put together and the final product is always something to be proud of. Lot of up and down, crawling on your knees all day but so rewarding and a great skill to have.

I fully support this decision, Ms. Mollie!!!

 

Can I borrow the “Art of the Silent Fart” book please?

 

First vote

 

Teach me your ways Jedi master!

 

@StayinStock



This poll...

 

Troy
Yawl got some wx down there I hear?

 

I will hire you today, just have to move to GA :/

 

Back to the grind. Ugh

 

Yes, indeed. The surrounding areas got hit very hard. We were in and around Scottsdale yesterday. Lot of downed power polls and trees. The flooding from the washes is still visible in the streets.

Our area got a nice, hard, downpour for about 20 minutes. It was much needed.

 

Spoiler: Squeaky

 

You'll pick it up VERY fast. You already have skills needed with your paver work. You're just changing materials. The great news about working with hardwood floors is you get to see some VERY nice homes and work indoors but have easy access to the outdoors to still enjoy the day. Just find a good shop that can keep you busy 5+ days a week.

You'll love it, promise!!!

 

Oh my, this is mesmerizing my headspace.

 

You're right. We should probly leave the sleep watching creeping to @Delta09

 

And @StayinStock

 

@Gen1TacoLady


I have a suggestion




Professional Dog Walker /House Sitter /Critter Sitter
(For rich folks who don't want to hand over their critters to a kennel when they're out of town.)

 

They came out more than okay https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/whatever.597261/page-20334#post-27684623

I also decided that there is probably zero chance that I would just do it all at once to deep fry immediately and that prepping it ahead was the way to go. I can't have imagined standing in the kitchen doing it all back to back.

 

Can we see your office building from there?

 

Pro parenting tip…

Plant a cactus and mesquite garden outside your kid’s windows…you’re welcome

Good morning whateverers