Re: Catch up « Result #2 on Nov 1, 2009, 10:32am »
That is incredible! I can never come up with ways to get rid of those odds and ends in a productive way. Your grandson is lucky to have such a creative grandad.
Actually the whole thing is made from recycled products LOL, the main trailer which I use around the paddock is created from a bunk bed the chassis part is the ladders, the sides are what the mattresses sat on the wheels from an old sack truck. The boards hung on the sides are two old doors from a job I did and the roof cut out of an old tarp, the rest just scrap wood that sits around your workshop as scrap does LOL. and decorated in thoise bits of paint you seem to collect and never use till it goes hard LOL.
I commend you highly for being so creative and especially using recycled products lol We would get along quite well. I love finding uses for leftover paint and wood. My projects don't always go in the greatest direction, but I've had some to turn out rather well lol
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Re: Catch up « Result #5 on Oct 18, 2009, 6:35pm »
Hi! Ali,
Actually the whole thing is made from recycled products LOL, the main trailer which I use around the paddock is created from a bunk bed the chassis part is the ladders, the sides are what the mattresses sat on the wheels from an old sack truck. The boards hung on the sides are two old doors from a job I did and the roof cut out of an old tarp, the rest just scrap wood that sits around your workshop as scrap does LOL. and decorated in thoise bits of paint you seem to collect and never use till it goes hard LOL.
Just a little something I knocked up for my Grandsons birthday. The kids would have had me running all afternoon so left it to three runs around the paddock. LOL Don't know who had the most fun me or the kids LOL. My Grandson is the one with the hat on.
Whoops that stretched it a bit LOL
Now THIS looks like fun lol Wow, did you make that? If so, you did a heck of a job. Reminds me of a while back when I hooked up a small utility cart to my lawn mower and rode one of my granddaughters, my nephew and niece around lol They had a ball and so did I. It's clear you are a great father and grandpa.
Thank you so much for sharing the picture with us!!!
Well here's a toast to your meet, if nothing else heres hoping at least a friend can be made. I think as you mature and going through what some of us have endured, friendship seems to be the more favourable. Once bitten twice shy syndrome LOL. I to miss that company of a partner, but when it comes to the test as it has lately on two occassions, we have become friends in common with nothing else attached.
The house is going up for auction on November 11th. So providing a desirable price is reached, it looks around then we plan to move unless work comes in of a nature that I can maintain the mortgage and not forced to move as I love this place and will never realise another like it in my remaining years with so much of me in it by way of the work done and characterised.
I have a billy cart to finish for my grandson as he has been invited to an annual race, so better go for now. At least he is keeping me creative LOL will post pictures of his birthday thing I did later.
God Bless
Paul
As of yet, nothing has transpired with the man lol It's a long story, but I'm now wondering if he even exists. I have his number and was requested to give him a call. I did and twice. I left a message the 2nd time. No answer and as of yet no call back lol The friend of a friend doesn't seem to even know his last name, but said he was a very sweet and great man. Something is off lol
I can only imagine how heartbreaking it is to even think about having to give up your home, much less actually moving. I hope and pray something comes up that will allow you to keep your home. A house is just a house, but a home is a home and that means a great deal and especially as we get older.
I'm sure your grandson keeps you busy in more ways than one lol They can sure tire you out, but on the flip side, I believe they revive a young part of ourselves.
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Re: Work from home jobs are all scams « Result #8 on Oct 16, 2009, 8:08am »
That's just it....most jobs where you have to pay 'to work' are not something you want to get into. While they aren't illegal, they are misleading. For example, I checked into a program where you buy a start-up kit, have your own website, etc. and of course, makes loads of money. I talked to a representative and they were honest and said the money you make comes from getting people to join and buy the start-up kit. The product or service these programs offer are rarely bought from consumers. It's the start-up kit that makes everyone money and that eventually fizzles out because people realize there isn't a lucrative product or service.
There are legitimate jobs you can do from home. I've been working them for several years. But, you have to be careful about what you get into and most any that wants money are not something you want to pursue.
There are two dreams in life, one in sleep and one we live.
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Re: Catch up « Result #10 on Oct 11, 2009, 7:27pm »
Just a little something I knocked up for my Grandsons birthday. The kids would have had me running all afternoon so left it to three runs around the paddock. LOL Don't know who had the most fun me or the kids LOL. My Grandson is the one with the hat on.