Liveto99
Jetboaters Admiral
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- Location
- New York Hudson Valley
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2018
- Boat Model
- FSH Sport
- Boat Length
- 21
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Have fun trying! They're worth every penny.You know... I didn't have kids because I enjoy mowing the lawn and don't really mind cleaning so up until now I have't needed the labor. It never crossed my mind that I could teach them to cook though! I hate taking the time to cook nice meals. I'm going to need to talk to the misses about putting one in the oven (pun intended).
I kid. I kid. I know children are not cheap labor. From what I hear they are very expensive. ?
Table looks good. Are you under orders to stay home? It's 56° out. Why not take the boat for a ride?- On Sunday, despite knowing better, I tried mowing a little even though it was wet. Ended up mud riding on a zero turn and tearing half my backyard up. If you've never had to winch a 60" cut zero turn out of 8 inches of mud, I suggest you give it a try. The laughs are worth it.
- I installed quick connect fittings on my pressure washer, and started plumbing my shop for air on Monday. Also built a side table out of scraps I had laying around. It turned out pretty well I think.
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- I forced my daughter into the storage compartments on the boat to help me check/tighten my tower bolts yesterday.
- Today I'm going to teach her to do an oil change and swap out spark plugs. I'll do one engine and let her do the other. Then I think I'm going to sight in the scope on a .22 cal air rifle I bought almost 2 years ago and haven't even un-boxed yet.
Of course, all this is in-between checking the forum every 5 minutes because I'm tired of playing games on my phone and bored out of my freaking mind.
My dad worked for Dekalb Ag for years back in the 80's. Growing up one town over from Dekalb, IL means I grew up with that logo engrained in my very being. This one is a melamine one, keeping my eyes out for a steel one.I'm liking the decor (Dekalb Seed sign)?
My dad worked for Dekalb Ag for years back in the 80's. Growing up one town over from Dekalb, IL means I grew up with that logo engrained in my very being. This one is a melamine one, keeping my eyes out for a steel one.
I think now would probably be a great time they will have a ton of kids there same age to grow up with! I think there’s going to be a pretty big baby boom in Nine months.You know... I didn't have kids because I enjoy mowing the lawn and don't really mind cleaning so up until now I have't needed the labor. It never crossed my mind that I could teach them to cook though! I hate taking the time to cook nice meals. I'm going to need to talk to the misses about putting one in the oven (pun intended).
I kid. I kid. I know children are not cheap labor. From what I hear they are very expensive. ?
I have a red Ryder for her and plan on shooting lessons also this week.- On Sunday, despite knowing better, I tried mowing a little even though it was wet. Ended up mud riding on a zero turn and tearing half my backyard up. If you've never had to winch a 60" cut zero turn out of 8 inches of mud, I suggest you give it a try. The laughs are worth it.
- I installed quick connect fittings on my pressure washer, and started plumbing my shop for air on Monday. Also built a side table out of scraps I had laying around. It turned out pretty well I think.
View attachment 114381
- I forced my daughter into the storage compartments on the boat to help me check/tighten my tower bolts yesterday.
- Today I'm going to teach her to do an oil change and swap out spark plugs. I'll do one engine and let her do the other. Then I think I'm going to sight in the scope on a .22 cal air rifle I bought almost 2 years ago and haven't even un-boxed yet.
Of course, all this is in-between checking the forum every 5 minutes because I'm tired of playing games on my phone and bored out of my freaking mind.