JDMCQ's Garage

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I would love to put a LS7 in an 88 Fiero as a project car. I think the wife might object.

 

Real slow. My neices boyfriend has been sick the last two days so all work stopped.

I did however finish the flagstone between the walk and the house. I even sanded in the space between the rock. Makes it look really nice now.

Still a little rough but I will water it down tomorrow and finish the sanding.

 

cant expect much from a guy who enjoyz sheepz susan

 

that looks nice... maybe when I win the lottery I can make a patio in my back yard

 

Afternoon Brandan.... Very true.... how's the roof coming?

 

Mhhmm leftover ribs hit the spot

Howdy tom, susan, branden

Tom stone looks good... Way too hot today for framing, id be sick too

 

mmmm leftover ribs but I has no ribs

 

i damn near got sick this morning from running bundles of shingles up the ladder. had to go lay in the grass beside me truck to try and cool off a bit. drank a lot of water but still have a lil bit of a headache.

just have the lil roof to do tomorrow, thankfully

 

hey tom, burg, keith

 

THX

I enjoy doing projects I can handle.

Tomorrow is a foot doctor appointment, shot for pain, then a dental appointment followed by a lunch with old work friends. I should be back around 2 to continue with the shed. It will be hotter romorrow. I already have water and Gatoraid on ice in a cooler out back. 3 more blocks of ice in the freezer as well.

We leave for a Disney Alaska cruise early Monday morning. Spending a day in Vancouver on the front end of the cruise.

 

U have ribs susan but i think cannibalism is frowned upon

 

evening Keith.... how's it going?

well, take it easy (I can't even carry a whole bundle up a ladder at one time ) You need a pool to jump in to cool off

 

sounds like a nice cruise alaska should be cool, hopefully

 

wake up Lisa

Sounds like a busy day. Have fun on your cruise. Post up some pics.

*shakes head* some people's kids!!!

 

was 32C according to my truck, dunno what the humidity was but it was hot. the shingles started to adhere together in the packages.

 

After our 5th or so roofs, we got one of those ladder lifts... No more dbl bundle ladder trips for me... We made really good money doing roofs after a tornado came through, insurance companies paid big money which we collected

 

Keith, I actually have a rock question.

I plan on placing 1'X2' 1" slabs of Vermont Unfading Green slate around the new shed. There will not be a lot of foot traffic on the slate nor will there be lawnmowers on the slate. The slate should hold up for a lot of years correct?

The websites I looked at claim the slate is hard and durable. Is there any value in sealing the slate with a clear sealing product to keep the water out of the slate layers?

 

Sup drewbie