It’s not very warm here but it’s sunny in spurts that send sparkles spinning off the disco ball around the ceiling of the yurt. I’m about to finish pressure washing moss off the back deck, which is incredibly satisfying (as is not slipping and nearly breaking one’s neck). A good thing about the wet winters is an abundance of collected rain water. And the water pump overheats every 20 or so minutes so I get plenty of reading breaks.
A pressure washer is such a satisfying thing to use. I got the cops called on me as a kid once because I was pressure washing my family's garage and pretending it was a machine gun, yelling a bunch of dumb kid warrior shit as I washed the old stucco off.
I have to try that next round! Sounds like great fun (except for my the cops part). Here there’s no one around (there’s literally no one to hear you scream; I know from experience) and enough people blast real firearms regularly (sometimes automatic) that no one gives a shit.
It’s not very warm here but it’s sunny in spurts that send sparkles spinning off the disco ball around the ceiling of the yurt. I’m about to finish pressure washing moss off the back deck, which is incredibly satisfying (as is not slipping and nearly breaking one’s neck). A good thing about the wet winters is an abundance of collected rain water. And the water pump overheats every 20 or so minutes so I get plenty of reading breaks.
A pressure washer is such a satisfying thing to use. I got the cops called on me as a kid once because I was pressure washing my family's garage and pretending it was a machine gun, yelling a bunch of dumb kid warrior shit as I washed the old stucco off.
I have to try that next round! Sounds like great fun (except for my the cops part). Here there’s no one around (there’s literally no one to hear you scream; I know from experience) and enough people blast real firearms regularly (sometimes automatic) that no one gives a shit.
Yeah, same here. I was a hunter when I was a kid and grew up with guns, but living in Kansas took the fun out of it
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