I gotta smile with pride. I had just gotten it split a couple days prior and the forecast was for rain. The deal was they HAD to get it into the shed and there WOULD be a cooperative effort. I came home from work and I helped them finish up just the small pile that remained, in just a few hours. There was no blood, no tears and they were actually getting along. Boys will be boys, but that day I had a lot to be thankful for. Blessings come in small packages.
Somewhere in this place there's a thread asking how much a crew can cut, split and stack in a day. Now that I have an idea I'll hunt it down and post it.
Oh I have more than that. I run out of fingers counting. You really don't want me to take of my shoes and keep going.My brother will be 60 this year, and I'll be, um, younger. Still.
We still disagree, yeah, that's it, from time to time, but we also work together pretty well most of the time.
Blessings come in all shapes and sizes,.... sounds like you have at least 2 of 'em.
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