Thanks! Hasn't been much of a problem, because the rocker doesn't get much use. Bigger problem is the half mile of "Thomas and Friends" wood train track, just out of view. That has been doing a number on the varnish.
Packing up the Stuff
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Thanks! Hasn't been much of a problem, because the rocker doesn't get much use. Bigger problem is the half mile of "Thomas and Friends" wood train track, just out of view. That has been doing a number on the varnish.
Do you do this every year??! I remember some of the old timers used to take theirs apart and put them in the barn to clean until the next fall...Glad I didn't live back then.
I keep my fatwood and starters behind the door to the kitchen, tools stay by the insert, and the gloves and such go into the gypsy kettle. Wood hoop stays out on the porch/carport all year.
More like the old timers took the stove out so there would be more room. I'll never forget the happy day when we took the stoves out. It was almost like moving into a new house because there was so much room suddenly.
The real old timers used to pack up their tents or yurts and move with the animals to the summer meadows. But the stove followed perhaps set up outdoors. They still needed something to cook on.
God willing, this will be the last damn time I move a stove, or stoves, for at least the next few years...
Defiant moving to the living room.
30 being installed in the den.
Encore being pulled out and a block off plate to the entire back of the fireplace is being put in.
I think that's the first time I've seen your hearth and stove. ~dreamy~
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I don't want Rick's stove. I want his house!
And his tractor too.
But I know what he would rather have than all of the houses, stoves and tractors on the planet.
And his tractor too.
But I know what he would rather have than all of the houses, stoves and tractors on the planet.
I don't want Rick's stove. I want his house!
And his tractor too.
But I know what he would rather have than all of the houses, stoves and tractors on the planet.
Sad to say I think I know as well . . . and his friends here at hearth.com have not forgotten either . . . I know I for one often think of Rick.
It means that if you let her put your stuff "away," it will be so far away that you'll never find it again!
It means that if you let her put your stuff "away," it will be so far away that you'll never find it again!
So very very true Woody....Mr Gamma lost a pair of cowboy boots 14 years ago that way....
Hey, he looked stupid in them...(he's not a cowboy boot type...)
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I put some motorcycle parts away once; my hubby didn't even own a motorcycle.It means that if you let her put your stuff "away," it will be so far away that you'll never find it again!
yeah, mine usually winds up in the garbage or in the basement )It means that if you let her put your stuff "away," it will be so far away that you'll never find it again!
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