<r>andirondack chairs. Nice and big and comfortable. I built these 2 adult and 2 child size chairs for a former co-worker. Let me know what you think, thumbs up or down. If you want to see mo of my woodworking let know, or if you don't, same thing! Can you find Max? Have a seat and sit a spell <E>:)...

<r>My wife started collecting husbands, but after her first one she lost interest! <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> I, on the other hand am an avid stamp collector, so far I have a "past due" one on my water bill, a "return to sender" on an old post card, a "confidential" I stole o...

<t>I Red, Dewey here, I won't bore you with the statistics they are in my intro, I think, can't hardly remember what I had for supper, or if I had supper. Anyway, we have something in common. I am redewing our kitchen as well, except I'm building all my cabinets, put in a slate tile floor withself c...

Does this burkha make me look fat?

<t>I couldn't help but notice that so far all the comments have been about the sizes being too small for the person, my beef is those that have a plumber wannabe phobia! Their pants are better than half way down their usually unadorable butts, if you are somewhat lucky they have boxers on, and I've ...

<r>From what I understand, each thyme you apply, what you are approved for is taken off the summ of what you are good for. Did I say that right? If not, maybe someone can translate it from canadain to american. <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> Which to me, makes as much sense as, i...

<t>First I want to say Thank you to all those who posted warm inviting welcomes, I am really starting to feel at home here, even for a banjoist. Know the difference between a banjo player dead in the road, and a porcupine dead in the road? There's skid marks before the porcupine! :driving: <br/> <br...

<t>Hello Red, nice to meet you too, well the adoption went thru w/o a hitch and Apple now has a forever home. She's still a little skittish around us, but has come around a great bit seeing Max play with us, and just in the last 1/2 hour I was able to bribe the "kids" with treats, and have them both...

<t>Just a couple of pics of the fireplace make over I did around Christmas thyme, it's still not completely done, as we are going to take off the original mantel shelf and make it the same size as the lower one I made. My wife faux painted the shelf and corbels to match the marble tiles, the woodwor...

<r>Max is quite content on Kibbles & Bits homestyle (lean) but won't turn his nose up to potato chips, or whatever is on our plates. I can't say we sppend mo on his food than own ppl food, but he may just be bordering on spoiled none the less! <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI><b...

Chonsigirl, thank you, I haven't seen you since we went to different schools together. LOL Thank you, and nice to meet you.

Dew



"Anything worth dewing is worth dewing well"

<t>Carla, I never realized how beautiful Nova Scotia was until I spent 5 years away from it, living in Ontario. It is a very scenic province, and after I took up fly fishing I got aquainted with parts of it practically in my own back yard so to speak, that are just breath taking. In fact, I have an ...

From one new member to another, welcome

Dew

Anything worth dewing is worth dewing well

Hello and welcome to FG from another newbie

Dew

Anything worth dewing is worth dewing well

<t>I was born and raised in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, a little town known as "the Gateway to Nova Scotia" it's on the south west tip on the Bay of Fundy. the ferries run from there to Portland Maine and Bar Harbor, Mass. A little fishing town not very far from Shelburne, which is where the Demi Moore m...

Here's a few to post where ever you have a rodent problem, or if you love schnauzers, not telling which at this thyme,

Dew

Anything worth dewing is worth dewing well

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Thank you for the warm welcomes everyone, and Cheezie, Thank you "1MoThyme"



Dewey

Anything worth dewing is worth dewing well

<t>Hello, I'm Dewey2Me1MoThyme, but you can call me Dewey or just plain Dew will suffice. I'm a 50+ male Canadian living in Indiana's south west tip. I'm married to a nurse, been married to her for almost 8years. We have 1 white cat named Pumkin (not a typo) and a male schnauzerr named Max, and with...

<r>Thank you for posting this, I'm a new member of FG, and the proud father of a 3 y.o., male schnauzer we got from SRC about 8 months ago. Max was a rescued stray about 24 hrs from being put down when he was rescued. He has one ear that is always flopped down dew to a hemotoba (sp?) and therefor it...

feel free to call me Dewey, or just plain Dew will be fine. Thanks for the warm welcome.

Dew

<t>I smelled the coffee brewing and thot I'd poke my head in and say howdy. I'm a 50+ male born in eastern Canada, now living in Indiana. I play banjo (wait don't throw the coffee pot yet, I don't play very loud anymore. I have a 3 y.o. male schnauzer named Max, and have applied to adopt another onl...