House Build

You know after a lifetime of handwashing , the first time my wife used a washing machine she washed my passport , cost $400.00 Aud. to get it replaced because she threw out what was left , and immigration don't like missing passports

 

Age of technology ? ( not require in the PI ) apparently by some

You surely have a way with Words my friend, if I came out with that ( I would be a Yesterday man. Dead ):D [as there is no Divorce]



JP

 

Some Wednesday pics

I decided to go with a dark gray for the gate and partitions, I think it will be a good contrast to the lighter color for the fence and house as well as I will go with a similar color for the roof on the second floor.

I actually have enough EVG panels to close in half of the carport; not sure I want to do it yet as I wanted a carport not a garage but will have to keep looking at how the rain is coming in.

Shawn

 

One of our dogs

Our dogs have always been important and are less than 6 inches from me feet, thought it would be a cool picture as our Belgium is pregnant.

Shawn

 

Tony...that is a lot to replace a passport. When I thought mine was lost just went to the base in Korea, had one replaced in about a week...when I found the one lost a year later they just destroyed it on base.

This was after I retired so I did not have to show any rank to make it happen.

Shawn

 

Adept

What does this mean?

 

What he failed to tell us Shawn was that $375AUD of the total was to replace the Mom jeans that he was wearing at the time. O-xI

 

The Learning curve!

adept
adjective
əˈdɛpt,ˈadɛpt/
1.
very skilled or proficient at something.
"she is adept at cutting through red tape"
synonyms: expert, proficient, accomplished, skilful, talented, gifted, masterly, virtuoso, consummate, peerless; More
antonyms: inept, mediocre
noun
noun: adept; plural noun: adepts
ˈadɛpt/
1.
a person who is skilled or proficient at something.
"he is an adept at imitation"


Shawn we learn every day!



JP

 

No workers today

No workers due to the weather, I guess it was raining more in the village than it was here in Tugas. No worries as it gave us time to head to Dumaguete and meet up with Larry and Rony for a late lunch and some beers. Always a pleasant time.

Shawn

 

JP...I knew what it means, was just surprised to see it pop up by my name. You are a luminary so I guess these are some of the changes being made.

Shawn