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Unread 01-06-2012, 04:01 PM   #1591 (permalink)
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it is lots of pretty rest I am work on break I was heavy on work busy! break busy I am lots of pretty heavy reading! it is very work out!
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Unread 01-06-2012, 04:02 PM   #1592 (permalink)
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Able to walk today and doctor says I was over-doing it.

Today, I saw doctor, went to 2 banks (mine and MIL's), went to WalGreens and WalMart then home. Had to go back to WalMart and am now home again. Just chillin' and restin'.
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Unread 01-06-2012, 10:46 PM   #1593 (permalink)
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i go to mall bought new pant and shirt. also i gotten brown leather boots. then i go eat restaurant and shopping in health food store. wow it is expensive but i bought healthy food myself.
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Unread 01-07-2012, 12:40 AM   #1594 (permalink)
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I did recently!!! It makes a big difference.
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Unread 01-07-2012, 01:30 AM   #1595 (permalink)
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I did something I havent done in 20 yrs, 5 miles of runnin tonite. I feel so good and relaxin.
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i did this today.....tmw if its not raining, id fill it in with stones, and in more places with dirt on top...only the 'channels' will have stones on tubes, the actual hole is a soakpit, it will have a 500x500 slab sit on top of the 2 bricks (had it sorted)..then dirt on top...the concrete slabs is for stability of the grounds and to protect the tubes/bucket for collapse..and the cobblestone bricks arent staying there its going to be my 'border' between lawn and paved area....its just there for now to 'train' the tubes to align and stay there till i fill it with stones then dirt/grass on top.






the channels...srry tip your heads sideways or the laptops LOL...

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Unread 01-07-2012, 04:15 AM   #1597 (permalink)
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I did something I havent done in 20 yrs, 5 miles of runnin tonite. I feel so good and relaxin.
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i did this today.....tmw if its not raining, id fill it in with stones, and in more places with dirt on top...only the 'channels' will have stones on tubes, the actual hole is a soakpit, it will have a 500x500 slab sit on top of the 2 bricks (had it sorted)..then dirt on top...the concrete slabs is for stability of the grounds and to protect the tubes/bucket for collapse..and the cobblestone bricks arent staying there its going to be my 'border' between lawn and paved area....its just there for now to 'train' the tubes to align and stay there till i fill it with stones then dirt/grass on top.
I thought that you were making a fish pond. Gee! It was too close what I was hoping to bring it up. I see that it's for draining the water. It looks a good idea. How deep it is? Does it have underground water?

I think that it is a great idea for people who have a horse farm. I have seen many horse farms that have a lot of mud in the spring time.

Actually, I have some water that comes in my basement in the winter once a while. It was a nightmare for me ...the flood was two inches half way in the basement. My backdoor in the basement, the foundation is too low. I have thought about the drainer, but I don't know much about it. I didn't want to end up like 10,000 dollars for this project.

For example, my small back porch (16 ft x 9 ft) has a long crack and the company said that it cost 30,000 dollars to replace the whole cement floor. The contractor is probably fraud. Of course, I didn't hire him to do it. I would think that it cost between 2 to 4 thousand dollars which seems proper to me.
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I thought that you were making a fish pond. Gee! It was too close what I was hoping to bring it up. I see that it's for draining the water. It looks a good idea. How deep it is? Does it have underground water?

I think that it is a great idea for people who have a horse farm. I have seen many horse farms that have a lot of mud in the spring time.

Actually, I have some water that comes in my basement in the winter once a while. It was a nightmare for me ...the flood was two inches half way in the basement. My backdoor in the basement, the foundation is too low. I have thought about the drainer, but I don't know much about it. I didn't want to end up like 10,000 dollars for this project.

For example, my small back porch (16 ft x 9 ft) has a long crack and the company said that it cost 30,000 dollars to replace the whole cement floor. The contractor is probably fraud. Of course, I didn't hire him to do it. I would think that it cost between 2 to 4 thousand dollars which seems proper to me.
yup its bullshit, but ridding rubbish can and does get expensive, but Nothing lke thousands, more like a hundred or a couples if it alot....but most people would re-use it smash it up, bury it , like for example the soak pit im making or make it rubbles useful as 'stones' for drainage in garden pots or vege boxes..
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I went for a short walk with my wife. During the walk, I saw a man mowing his lawn.
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6ft deep and 900mm wide like this;

and is a 20 gallon bucket is drilled out with lots holes like this;
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I went for a short walk with my wife. During the walk, I saw a man mowing his lawn.
the lawnmower man? lol inside the house there is secret intelligence-enchancer apparatus, be careful with him !
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Went to the UPS Store & shipped something to FL & something to GA.
Got some lunch, stopped at post office to mail a card then went to the park and walked about 1-1/2 miles. As the temp was in the upper 50's, maybe even in the 60's, the park was a very popular place.
Took down the outside Christmas decorations and spotted the crocus leaves peeping thru the dirt in the flower bed.
Took down the Christmas tree and put away the ornaments. I'm gathering the other decorations and will put them away tomorrow.
Man, I sound like Kristina.
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Unread 01-07-2012, 04:46 PM   #1604 (permalink)
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the lawnmower man? lol inside the house there is secret intelligence-enchancer apparatus, be careful with him !
LOL. Nice movie reference.

It's just that it's January and I live in Canada. No snow here so far. Very unusual.
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Let's see, I have relaxed a little this morning, had a fight with MIL and won, got PO'd at hubby (he wasn't here to defend himself), took MIL to get her hair done, then thru Wendy's drive-thru for her salad. Came home, then went back out with hubby, and kids and went to Lowe's to look at mailboxes, did not like their selection, then went to Home Depot and found the mailbox I like and bought it. Now, I am home and will fix dinner soon.
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Today, I was lunging for exercise my horse Rosie....She isn't happy!
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Would you be happy if you were on the end of a rope with someone snapping a whip and making you walk around & around & around a constant circle?
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Talking about hair...the left side of my head (around the left ear) was shaved for surgery, and it's taking forever and a day to grow! Still wearing my hair pulled back into a pony tail or at times a twist.... It's been a month and a half (almost)....
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yup its bullshit, but ridding rubbish can and does get expensive, but Nothing lke thousands, more like a hundred or a couples if it alot....but most people would re-use it smash it up, bury it , like for example the soak pit im making or make it rubbles useful as 'stones' for drainage in garden pots or vege boxes..
Okay. I am just thinking if the soil get in the can in 5 years, will that be a problem? Actually, I like your idea...

What about a long around black mesh filter inside the holes to prevent the soil from coming in the can?
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Would you be happy if you were on the end of a rope with someone snapping a whip and making you walk around & around & around a constant circle?
.. I don't use my whip and use leash circle to hit the ground*sound*!

I just called her "Go" to begin to walk > ( She repeated stop today! ) then I said WALK she will walk,

Also I said trot she will trot, and I don't use on her to canter today....

I love her! 11 years own her and she is smart brat horse!
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Today, I was lunging for exercise my horse Rosie....She isn't happy!
It's best for you to take your horse on a long trail instead walking around inside the fence. That will solve your problem. If you have a friend who has a horse to go with you, that would be a good start.
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It's best for you to take your horse on a long trail instead walking around inside the fence. That will solve your problem. If you have a friend who has a horse to go with you, that would be a good start.
Today was her not good moody! Maybe in heat I dont know! when she is in heat and very bitch horse! lol
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Okay. I am just thinking if the soil get in the can in 5 years, will that be a problem? Actually, I like your idea...

What about a long around black mesh filter inside the holes to prevent the soil from coming in the can?
yes, i was told ideally you should dig it out take a look at the bucket after 3 or 4 years to check and pull out excess dirt fallen in to 'unplug' holes...but my bucket is big and has big holes so doubtful for flow problem. but i will check anyway - never assume.
You can buy what they call "socks" filter material mesh that you pull it along the drainflow pipes, thise black tubes are punched with holes to collect water and you need a gradient only slight willl work, to use gravity to bring rainwater from the area to the pit/hole or stormwater street drain pipe (i did that for the other side of the pavers) i ripped out the U shape 90 degree angled and replaced with a T connector (upside down) and added a catch pit in between that and the flow pipe, was tedious, long ass hours to do it but done it and it WORKs so well...all on my own. no training nothing...i feel i achieved something there
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yes, i was told ideally you should dig it out take a look at the bucket after 3 or 4 years to check and pull out excess dirt fallen in to 'unplug' holes...but my bucket is big and has big holes so doubtful for flow problem. but i will check anyway - never assume.
You can buy what they call "socks" filter material mesh that you pull it along the drainflow pipes, thise black tubes are punched with holes to collect water and you need a gradient only slight willl work, to use gravity to bring rainwater from the area to the pit/hole or stormwater street drain pipe (i did that for the other side of the pavers) i ripped out the U shape 90 degree angled and replaced with a T connector (upside down) and added a catch pit in between that and the flow pipe, was tedious, long ass hours to do it but done it and it WORKs so well...all on my own. no training nothing...i feel i achieved something there
Oh I see. That sounds good to me. Thanks! I wish that I should have dug the soil out last month or two. Now, my ground is frozen. Bummer!
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if you ever need someone to bounce ideas on how to do it, or not sure how big just PM me when you are ready, adding to this you would have to find out how deep it has to be and how wide boulders, you dont need to 'buy' or contract thats a really expensive way to do it. Google helps, but also talking to real life people as different areas uses different names, terms and different capacity to suit the area's weather and soil conditions.
Its fun, if hard physical work is your idea of fun, i do find it fun, and i got stronger, no need for summer time gym membership lol also i got more suntan.
this soakpit is only one part, im building a run to add to dog kennels and a gates, and some concrete work of my own to ready the place for the next 2 years-long (money permitting) project, and so on....doing up my place is my 'hobby'.
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Today was her not good moody! Maybe in heat I dont know! when she is in heat and very bitch horse! lol
Haha I had a mare who was actually fine when she was in heat, but I've worked with other mares who are very opinionated when they are in heat.
What breed is you mare? I have a dutch warmblood gelding. He has a lot of attitude.
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I was suppopse to have my second appointment with my ASL tutor. I practiced so hard all week. Sitting here waiting for her and she didn't show up. Later saw a message that she had to cancel :-( little upset considering the amount we pay her.
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