ARC all I can say, is that I'm glad we don't have sharks swimming in our freshwater lakes.
As far as your question about painting goes Jim, last week I finished sanding the back deck.
If I can't find a new job by at least the end of October, I'm going to have to put on my painters cap, as Colleen has a 'Honey-do list' as long as my forearm.
Gee Dave I figured you were finished with all the time spent on detecting, restoration of rings.
Lots of playtime you have....
Well Jim, all I can say is the soybean leaves are starting to drop here and the harvest will be starting soon.
This will reopen at least six of my old sites from last year... so I'm doing my best to delay finding a new job until at least November.
I do have an interview with a headhunter in Montreal this afternoon, so we'll have to see.
Ok you strayed from the topic of painting.
By now you must realize that the dark chore cloud hangs low over the shoulders when out detecting.
That ache feeling of guilt knowing that the paint brush should be in hand, instead of the magic wand.
So put on the painter's coat, grab the brush, get Err done-me man before the soya beans be a harvested.
(Note to readers-trying to throw guilt trip onto Dave)
No potatoes tonight some pork loin done in the slow cooker with some left of carrot slaw and some cukes from the garden. For starch some rice sidekicks.
