Always Somthin' !!

Guess I gotta work on the silly garage door today. :>(

I can get all my tractors and my ol' junker pickup in the garage, but the wife's new car has to set outside, getting frost on the windshield and this is causing some major problems in the administrative allotment and allocation department.

I'm sure it must have something to do with a darned faulty garage door or somptin. It's the only thing I can think of that could cause this difficulty; just don't know what else it could be?

I’m gonna get right on it 'cause I have my eye on a new bench grinder and just can't be havin' the flow of the somewhat rickety family resources interrupted by a goofy little setback such as this.

I’ve got old tractor paint to remove, don’t ya know! :>)

Have a good 'un, ya'll,

Allan

This problem is easily solved. Simply buy your bride a new ice scrapper and a pair of warm gloves! If ya really want to impress her, you might spring for a can of the fancy dancy spray de-icer. No more frost problems and your toys get to keep their home.

Dug

5)Oh just fix the darn door. - Have a good day.

A guy has to be careful in situations like this, as the alternative retributions could be disastrous if left untreated. :>)

Allan

I'll post back just as soon as I can find the broken part.

We are in the middle of high-level discussions at this very moment, negotiations simply are not going well and the management seems to be of the opinion that the underlying difficulty just might lie in another area.

The suggestion has been offered that perhaps one of the old tractors stay outside. I am doing research now, as I'm sure that this unfounded cure is at the very least immoral, if not downright illegal. Who ever heard of a red tractor setting outside in the frost, for goodness sake?

I’m getting’ a second opinion! :>)

Allan

It seems to me the answer is so simple. Move the least most valuable peice of equipment outside and put wifes car inside. In your case Allan,leave the old junker pickup outside.

steveormary

How's things down in the "Paradise"? :>)

This woman is a tough negotiator, bypassed all other options and went straight for the jugular.

Something about my finding a different domicile?

What the heck is that anyway? How in the world can I reason with her and prove her thinking wrong,if she insists on using big words that I can’t understand? Geeeze! :>)

Allan

Well,it dont get as cold here.Otherwise we pay the same high prices as anyone else.

I guess when it comes to dealing with your bride of___years just remember this little line.

He rules the roost; But she rules the rooster.

and then there is this one.

Dont goose the cook; Or your goose will be cooked.

Hope the rest of you day goes well and you can get the ampacity of the garage door figured out.

steveormary