by Paul | May 18, 2023 | Farm & Homestead, Guy Food Gourmet
#Lunch #GuyFoodGourmet #Foodie #FastFood #Yummie #Yummy Hot Dog Street Tacos! Yessuh! Straight to you from (me) the “Guy Food Gourmet!” All it takes is a few soft street taco sized tortillas, your favorite hot dogs, salsa or relish, chopped onions, mustard, and a...
by Paul | May 10, 2023 | Building Projects, Farm & Homestead, Tools & Equipment
The temp shelter has a bunch or bent and twisted steel frame poles and twisted, mangled feet. We finally removed the twisted, ripped, and bent up shelter from the bush. I then disassembled it and inspected the individual components. It’s going to take “Gorilla Tape”...
by Paul | May 2, 2023 | Building Projects, Farm & Homestead, Tools & Equipment
Drat! Bummer! Mother Nature teaches me yet another lesson! We experienced a very powerful Nor’Easter storm last night with torrential rains and powerful, hurricane force wind gusts. The wind howled all night, and we lost power around 0415 this morning. There were...
by Paul | Apr 30, 2023 | Building Projects, Farm & Homestead, Tools & Equipment
A couple of videos ago, I unboxed and erected the temporary shelter (tent) that will become the new workshop for refurbishing our John Deere L-110 Lawn Tractor and some of our other old equipment. This video shows some of the other work necessary to prepare for using...
by Paul | Apr 24, 2023 | Farm & Homestead, On My Mind
#Censorship #Banned #Socialmedia #Control #Freedom #FBJail #Conform According to social media “Community Guidelines” platforms and recent experience, I am now a “Social Media Convict!” Social media companies like to censor and control everything we post online these...
by Paul | Apr 19, 2023 | Building Projects, Farm & Homestead, Tools & Equipment
#Rebuild #Refurbish #Reuse #Renew #AdvanceOutdoor Our John Deere Lawn Tractor has not been used in many years and has been stored outside. Neglect has taken its toll, however the machine can be salvaged, refurbished, and put back into service. First: I need sufficient...
