Sherri

I know. Thanks for putting up a fun thread.

That's why you've got you're own switch to play with.

Nothing wrong with a tight fit.

Looks like somebody broke that purple knob in the middle. Just can't have nice things....

Best to keep a separate one for that purpose.

I do believe we had a conversation somewhat like this in the past. I think we agreed to include Miss Muffy in our love nest. I am still willing to honor this arrangement. Need a hand?

All that hair must get in the way of the balls.

That one about the cracker is the best yet! :lmao: I've always liked: He's a bubble off level. Or, He has a few 'roos loose in the top paddock. In Australia, for dying projects, we used to say: She's spat the dummy, mate. (A "dummy" is what they call a baby's pacifier.)

We got flashed by a girl camping au natural near the trail to Playground Point last summer. Good times.

veggie trails that was just that one time...the pirates had me outnumbered

Some of those pirates give me gas.

Thanks, Rmncwrtr. We're hanging in there. :kisss: On the note of "picking up the pieces," here's a couple projects which were done using almost all salvaged, leftover, and recycled materials. Something beautiful can often be found in something broken.

Totally agree, S.C. My very first shoes were a pair of Five Ten Spires, size 7(39 1/2 UK), which is about the same as my street shoe size(I wear 7 1/2's for running). I found that the Spires were perfectly comfortable right out the box, and only after about a year did I consider them to feel too "sloppy" for me. Now I wear size 37.5UK in the Five Tens. But that wouldn't have been a good place to start.

Do you do windows? depends on the compensation A job well done is its own reward.

Do you do windows?

Does that count as cardio?

Oh Mr. Cleaning Hunk, my house has been very...dirty....dirty, dirty house. That's a good one, Rmncwrtr.

Our next door neighbor(in Sequim) has a custom embroidery business. She's good. Robin Reese, Hummingbird Embroidery. Ph: 360-477-2269 Don't know if the email address I have is correct(she used to be based in Kent so it may have changed): hummingbirdembroidery@earthlink.net

A good reminder that we can touch people's lives in everything we do, and especially if we do it well. Condolences to the family and all whose day she touched over the years.

Do they have spinning class in prison?

Thanks for the good thoughts, Sobo. I'll do that. :kisss:

I didn't mean to imply that they were. I just like making something functional into something beautifully functional. In the end, as far as code and craftsmanship goes, it usually ends up surpassing the spec way of doing things, IMHO. Something is wrong. But I'm looking for that smile.

Hey that sounds like a sweet plan, Chad. Can I help build the cabins too? Careful, Chad. Sherri thumbs her nose at code compliance. Creativty and code compliance are not mutually exclusive. I thumb my nose at lack of imagination.

Hey that sounds like a sweet plan, Chad. Can I help build the cabins too?

YOU guys are beautiful, too. :kisss: Thanks for the kind words--they go far in times like these(had a death in the family this week ).