Gettin' up in the World
I am painting a place in town. It has a 12' ceiling which is just to high for my extended arm and spraygun. So I tried out these drywall stilts. Great Idea, but takes a bit of practice. My brother Tom is an expert on them. I have even seen him doing the twist on him. I will need a bit of practice, but a great way to be Nine feet tall.
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Got up this morning and perused the garden and look at this radish!![](//photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7284/2397/400/Radish.jpg)
It was pretty good - nice and crisp, kinda hot. My lettuce tastes like dandelion greens, a bit bitter. Don't know what that's all about. I think it's their attitude. And their gonna have to want to change. Might try some tommorrow cooked with oyster sauce.
Had a great day rockhounding this Sunday. We visited some nice country, and made a major find. A couple of huge seams of common opal. Dark brown to white. A lot of it is fractured which is a thing with common opal, but a lot of the small pieces would make some nice cabochons. The big white piece is about 30 pounds!
![](//photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7284/2397/400/Opal%20Spread.jpg)
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7284/2397/400/StiltPainting.jpg)
Got up this morning and perused the garden and look at this radish!
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7284/2397/400/Radish.jpg)
It was pretty good - nice and crisp, kinda hot. My lettuce tastes like dandelion greens, a bit bitter. Don't know what that's all about. I think it's their attitude. And their gonna have to want to change. Might try some tommorrow cooked with oyster sauce.
Had a great day rockhounding this Sunday. We visited some nice country, and made a major find. A couple of huge seams of common opal. Dark brown to white. A lot of it is fractured which is a thing with common opal, but a lot of the small pieces would make some nice cabochons. The big white piece is about 30 pounds!
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7284/2397/400/Opal%20Spread.jpg)
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7284/2397/400/OpalCloseup.jpg)
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