My plan is to lock the boat barn and either take the keys with me or hide them somewhere here at home. Edit, I'll take the keys with me.
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My plan is to lock the boat barn and either take the keys with me or hide them somewhere here at home. Edit, I'll take the keys with me.
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whats scary Tyme, is to think you are going on a fishing trip that will last a number of days, and you post on a public forum where all your valuable fishing equipment is kept. now thats a scary thought. but good luck to you and the Heathen having the fishing trip of your dreams.
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We have our adult son living with us now and he's 6' and 230 pounds. Also Mrs.Tyme is locked and loaded with our M1911.Originally Posted by waterdog101
If that isn't enough, Big Dog the beagle will sniff you to death!!
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I'm sure glad I wasn't present at this sale event. Mrs.Tyme told me it was a 2 day sale and people were giving her offers on my tillers, mowers,and even my 2004 F-150 parked in it's spot!!
As far as I can tell, all my stuff is still here but I have yet to take an accurate inventory. I almost fainted when I went to the boat barn and saw the door ajar. "I'm coming to see ya,Elizabeth"!! Mrs.Tyme had just opened it for me as I had called her from the road and informed her as to my E.T.A.
She did make some money but asked me not to post the amount.
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She called the local charity pick up and disposed of all the non sold items on Monday morning. I haven't been up in the attic over the 2 1/2 car garage to see whats left or gone.
Our pattern for items we don't use is to move them to a spot in the garage.They will languish in the garage to obtain maturity and patina before they are then moved to the attic over the garage where they will rest for eternity. Guess eternity doesn't last as long now as it used to.http://forums.iboats.com/images/smilies/confused.gif
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