Teaching Lacey how to work

She couldn't figure how to put boots on so I had to show her how. This is in the barn, you can tell by the poop on the bridge. Appetizing.
I'm the one supervising if you couldn't tell. Lacey is just wearing my shirt. There's not two of me.
She's moving pipes, but she wasn't very good at it. I found it entertaining though.

We Built a Garage--Phase 1

Spencer was the man in charge so hats off to him...it looks good. We did this on the weekend.



Chanae scared on the roof!!

Tomorrow...

I'm going to post

Advice

Don't stand by an electric fence while you are soaking wet, the ground is wet, and you're holding a large metal pipe. It hurts all over your body if you get shocked by the fence. Your brain even gets a shock which results in a headache. But you don't have to take my advice. You can try it for yourself...if you're brave enough.

CountDown to the 4th...Do I Make You Proud

Dirty Hands

Last week, I was working and we were staining and resealing the cement flooring of a swimming pool room. My job was to do the inside rim above the swimming pool without getting any chemicals inside the pool. So I used my hand to catch the drippings of the urethane. Pretty soon my hands were covered and my hands were sticking to everything I touched. It was like putting superglue all over your hands. I spread my fingers as far apart from each other as I could so they wouldn't stick to each other. And the hand that was holding the roller brush got stuck to the roller brush. It was awful to pry it off. After a while the urethane dried and it was permanently stuck to my skin. I came home and used fingernail polish remover, fast orange, gas, anything I could think of. Five days later it's just about off only because I've been picking at it relentlessly.

Moral of the story: Hands are not made for everything.