Bill Anderson

I deal with pain in my spine and hips on a regular basis. I was visiting a small shop the other day and told them I dealt with pain every day. They gave me a small candy and said it was cinnamon. I popped it in my mouth and right away the flavor hit me. It was cinnamon with CAROLINA REAPER. Took the pain away right away. I've been using that for a few weeks now and it gives me relief every time.
I also have some wild lettuce chopped up in quart jars filled with vodka. You have to wait 4-6 weeks for the solution to finish "perculating". A shot glass of that stuff works well also but it only lasts for a few hours. I am not much of a drinker so between the two, I have my pain sort of under control.

I've heard that one should coat the handles of wooden tools once a day for a week, once a week for a month, once a month for a year, and every year thereafter.

Reckon that would work.

Bought a $4.95 purse for the outside leather. It would have made a few decorative things. But the wife asked if I knew what I had and asked me to look it up online. Ended up selling it for $495. Amazing what can be found at a thrift shop.

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Yes, I get the same thing.

Maybe some grow tubs like these cow mineral tubs shown here? Drill a hole in the side about 5" up from the bottom for water drainage.

Check out Forno Bravo for inspiration for pizza ovens

Definitely look into making a pizza oven. They can be used for much more than cooking pizzas. And are great at keeping the heat out of the house during the summer.
Let us know what you decide to do with all those bricks and stuff.

Zoe, I like the way you put the basket together. Think I'll try your way next time. Got plenty of the grape vines that need tending to.

What a great story. Thanks for sharing that with us. What type of hammer is this and what is its specific use?

Bummer. I was hoping for a better review on this. Now I think I'll hunt elsewhere for a good grinding mill. Thanks to all who posted their experiences.