102.7 again

We went through this last December. Kirk is ill. I should have known something was wrong when we slept until 6:00 am this morning.

The week started out great. Monday, I went shopping for a metal cut saw as our other one is acting up. Besides, two saws are better than one, which proved to be so yesterday. Kirk wouldn't let me cut until he had it set up and figured out, how this was going to work.

While I was waiting, I became a "rock hound" for a few hours. Noticing the farmer out in the field picking up rocks, I can do this! No "leaverites" out there, just pick'em up and put in bucket. (For those who don't know "leaverites", when Kirk use to go gold/gem hunting, he would want to bring home all kinds of stones/rocks. Most of them were "leave it right there" rocks. Get it.)

Early Tuesday, things are set up and we are cutting metal. Kirk cuts all the difficult angles and I got the 45 degrees and straight cuts. By 4 pm we feel accomplished and tired. Had dinner, shower and ready for hot tub, as both of us ached all over. The temperature of the hot tub is it's usual 104 but for some reason we both broke out in a sweat. We had to get out.

Kirk is now resting/sleeping in his chair and I'm not moving much faster. I managed to get the garbage to the curb only to returned to; the job of washing the kitchen floor because Kirk didn't make it to any container. It is safe to say, today is a write-off.

102.7 is definitely not one of our favorite numbers.

Good day for me, Bad day for dog.

I had a great day at work (Tim Hortons). Only made two known mistakes and only got flustered once. I just may hang in there. They have me scheduled two days a week, sometimes three days. This could work out to be OK.

As for Shadow's day, she is living on the edge with Kirk welding close by. It seems, a spark flew into her bed while she was sleeping (sleep is what she does all day). According to Kirk it didn't take her long to get out of her bed. (more movement than he's seen in a long time)
All is well.
But, she has now taken over Petey's bed.

360 continued....

It is not even noon yet and we've had three boats arrive for repair and one call to repair a pontoon boat.

Since the tractor trailer is in the way. The pontoon boat will have to wait for Monday.

This is good, and yet, scary. We have to keep working on the steps too.

As Kirk would say "I'm covered up".

360

Weekends are for trucks. They arrive here Friday evening for additions and repairs. This truck needs a chain pan only. Usually, Kirk builds the chain rack and pan. This is the stuff that keeps him from fishing. It is like being "on call" 7 days a week. 360 days a year.

Honey Do List

I thought a table would be nice. Since we are waiting on the material to arrive. Kirk started on the "Honey Do List". We now have table. The interior of Kirk's truck is clean. Mower is fixed.
I'm a happy honey.

Kirk can go back to studying his fish-finder manual.
Oh, did I mention, the fish-finder has arrived! Taxes paid and all is well. Just may not have a boat to put it in?

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