LIFE IS NEVER DULL repost

This is an old post that an avid follower found last week and inspired me to share it again.
It is written by George pre chalk paint.

I have been asked so many times...."Whats it like living with "? So I asked to write this post.

Well, I could write a book but instead I will donate a brief chapter.

Moi.....in deep thought

Her mind never stops. I can watch her thinking about a piece for hours/days - what to do with it, how

 to approach it, colour choices, embellishments, knobs, spray or hand paint. When all of the pieces of

 the puzzle fall into place (in her mind).....shes off like a shot and almost unstoppable until she

 completes the task. It is a really fun process to watch and I am always amazed with the results. I often

 wish I had that talent to vision artistic results.

Did you know she can paint other things as well?

She approaches every thing as though she is going to keep it. Numerous coats of primer and several

coats of finish paint. All of this after repairs and paint stripping. Talk about patience! And I dont have

 that kind of patience. I say to myself "just throw a coat of paint on it and sell it". But no....That is not

*Miss Do It Rights* mode of operation.

Weve been together for 3 and a half years now.....second time for both of us. We made a promise that

 life will be easy and fun. It has been that and more.

Ok....so I have a mushy side

I really enjoy meeting s customers and followers. And if I brag a bit....well......Im entitled and

 proud. Life with is an adventure in itself.

This is s daughter she is all dolled up here cause she was filming a movie when this was taken.
We are good friends and she thinks I am funny most of the time.

The 3 of us spend some really nice times together.

Heres Kat having a drink of water along side the always present paint brushes. She is the most

amazing animal I have ever met! She has been with for over 10yrs and has helped her thru

some very tough times. I had to stand up to Kats approval when we were dating.

Holly (s one and only sister) and Me again.

These 2 sisters are very different but each share their strengths with the other.

is a lot like her father - very mechanically inclined.

It is interesting to see them talk, share ideas, and work together on something.

I love the fact that can do what she is passionate about and be close by. We are never far apart

and sometimes she asks me for an opinion. I always give it honestly even if I dont agree with her. We

 all have different views on what we like or what looks nice to our eyes....dont we? (I have learned

very quickly that interior decorating is not my strong point)

We have a few different interests but we support and respect each others. I can build a house (been

there, done that) but do not have the patience or talent for redoing furniture. I like some sports but

especially hockey and she has little interest. But....she has come to learn and watch some hockey with me.

I hope I have offered an insight into life with , if anything "life is never dull with ".

George

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Building a Chicken Coop Review Is it Really That Easy

I dont normally go around building chicken coops nor is it my common interest but my daughter has suddenly had this fantasy of her own chicken coop, and I went around to do some research and I came across this guide. Did it help me make my daughters dreams come true? Lets find out in this Building A Chicken Coop Review.
Lets get started. So this is what you will learn in this guide:

Firstly let me say that this is an easy to read e-book and it covers the basics. Well mostly for me considering that i know nothing of whatsoever to build a chicken coop. In this guide you will learn:

* How to establish a small, portable chicken coop or the environment in the coop to match your needs

* How to design a coop, which makes cleaning easy and time-efficient or just use one of their pre-made designs

* How to build a coop out of the junk you normally throw away (this is a great money saver!)

* How to ensure you have provided the proper type of ventilation so that your chickens and eggs remain safe and optimal

* much more!

The best part about this book was the easy to follow directions. We watched a number of other books on the market and they were completely mumbo jumbo techniques to me as a beginner and it was almost impossible to grasp the concept unless you had been a chicken farmer. This book has made things clear and easy to follow and it is great for anyone who is a beginner or wants something that is quick to read and simple to use.

Other factors that were placed above this book were for economic ends. You can create a chicken coop for FREE with common materials if youre really on a limited budget, making it ideal for anyone on a tight budget.

Final review.

This informative guide called Building A Chicken Coop is certainly one of the best on the market. For the price, you really can not beat it if you are considering to build your own chicken coop and he will pay ten-fold the time and money you save in building supplies. So to answer my first question above, yes I had successfully built a chicken coop for my daughter and it made my day when I saw the look on her face when she saw it completed. Oh and I did take advantage of this situation by getting fresher eggs for my family and money saved in this bad economic times.

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