I know this has never been said by anyone - "She certainly knows how to handle wood."

Never.

First.

 

Bob, I also have it on good authority the board was shorter before she started.

 

 

Typical Redhead ... Trust me :>)

 

Speaking of which, there are other noises that a son definitely does not want to hear Mom make. I can check that one off the list along with shoveling the deck outside his room, vacuuming, cleaning the stove top (iron grates - very loud), more coffee, and the new juicer we bought - surprisingly loud. Overall it's been an awesome morning.

If only I lived farther out in the country. I could really go for some target shooting. But, there is a tree I dropped (damaged in a storm so I controlled the fall) I really should clean that up with the chainsaw. Nah, it's getting late in the day. I'll save that one for tomorrow morning.

 

With a good sound system this would go a long way in resolving ( or creating more ) problems :>)

 

The trick here Larry is that I need to make it not super obvious that I'm trying to be loud. So far I think I'm just coming off as clumsy.

I will say that I think Cheryl might be onboard. She took a call from her sister on the computer speakers and her sister is loud.

 

That said, those cars sound awesome even at computer speaker levels.

 

Hahaha. That’s some funny stuff right there, Bob.

 

Brisket is sitting in the meat stall...153°. Thinking of pulling it and wrapping now instead of at 160°.