I am back folks! slow here to brighten up your day again.

[Woodbutcher]

Welcome back Mike. It was getting close to putting an "all points bulletin" out on you. Best advise I can give you on relationship problems is to always say "I'm sorry, you were right".
Take some time and get some projects done. Remember, idol hands are the Devils workshop. Post up those pictures so we can see what you have planned with the wild goose.

[HMK]

Good morning fellows. I've noticed that traffic is slow around here since I've returned. I still stop in several times a day though, hoping to see some new posts. It may be that folks just haven't dusted off winter yet. Here in Texas, it's been nice. I've made a couple of local camping tripsand I'm ready for summer! I don't guess I'll have a garden this year. Normally, I raise about 300 tomato plants, but since moving away from the farm, I just don't have the time or space. I'll miss my Cantaloupe more than anything!!! There is nothing like the taste and smell of a good melon.

[Vedette]

Spring has sprung here! Yard work has been the order of the day.
Miss Piggy is still in the barn, but scheduled to come down to the shop next week for a little maintenance before we set out for the Dam.
Only 2 more weeks until we leave!
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi

[PKCSPT]

Was wondering why you were being so quiet Slow, good to see your still popping in.

[Alfred]

Hey SlowCowboy,

I'm not on the forum near as often as I used to be. Glad to see you're back! Spring is here, time to forget all our Winter troubles and go camping, eh?

All the best!

AL in Asheville

[Vedette]

Always good to have a project you can bury yourself in when you want to put things that are troubling you out of your mind.
Usually things get done too. As those outside distractions are not there.
Keep building Mike!
But maybe more than on board at a time.
Try the old one today, two tomorrow, three the next day, etc.
Makes for more productivity and sets a higher goal each day.
Challenge is always worth it! You will feel so much better once you meet it!
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi

[ctstaas]

You get to build two TD's. You are so lucky. Focus on the good.

[dguff]

You should have plenty of time now to work on teardrop #2. Make those doors any size you want.

[JuneBug]

hey, slow, just stay steady and "git 'er done" on the teardrop. Relationship problems are the most unsettling, for sure, and many (if not most) of us have weathered some major storms in that department. Even if it is crazy at the moment, there will be some good times ahead.

Just calm your mind to the extent possible and keep moving forward.

[doug hodder]

When does the "brighten up our day" part begin?

[Vedette]

Then get at it!
Brian