I'm tatteling on myself. Most everyone knows that Jerry only has some Saturdays and Sunday to work on the new barn so his time is very precious. We went way off schedule too because there were weekends that all it did was rain, or snow so of course we are very behind.
So here we are down to the end getting ready to order materials to build the stalls and because of ME, we stopped construction. We have just lost two precious days of building because I cannot make up my mind.
I wanted to be the boss, so now I'm the boss and I don't have any answers.
We cannot agree on what to use for stall dividers.
We have gone back and forth now for months changing MY mind.
We have discussed steel bars of various widths and lengths. We are set up here in Jerry's shop to build and weld them any way I want.
J: So how about vertical steel bars?
M: No I don't want vertical bars, because then it makes me think that my horses are jailed.
J: I can make them horizontal then
M: No, I don't want horizontal bars, because I don't know why. I just don't like bars of any kind now.
J: How about the steel?
M: Nope, I decided I don't like steel anymore either.
Enter the wood.
M: Nope, no pine, they'll eat it. Nope, don't want drywall beading around the top either. Forget the pine.
J: Let's talk about oak planks. They won't eat it.
M: Yes they will.
J: No they won't.
M: Let's put them horizontally. Horizontally is cute.
J: No, vertically.
M: Wood is treated with arsnic.
J: No it's not anymore, they passed a law.
M: Yes it is. Show me the law. What is it treated with now then?
J: I don't know.
J: How tall should they walls be?
M 34".
J: Too short.
M: No.
J: 40"
M: No.
M: I want them to be able to get their heads over to touch eachother. They want to touch.
J: No, you don't. They'll bother eachother all the time.
M: So.....? There's no difference since they touch eachother out in the field every day, right?
M: Ok, so just forget the oak wood planks then.
J: Ok so let's talk about solid walls of plywood.
M: Let's not.
J: Thought you didn't want Holly to foal in the old barn
M: I don't
J: So why can't you make up your mind?
M: Sleep deprevation I guess
J: When you make up your mind what you want and how you want it let me know next weekend. You blew this one Honey. I'm going to the races.
M: I'm going to die.
J: Don't give me that face
M: It's the only one I got
J: Aint' working bye bye
M:
J:
M: Holly's going to have a foal in that nasty old barn and they aren't going to like you!
So here we are down to the end getting ready to order materials to build the stalls and because of ME, we stopped construction. We have just lost two precious days of building because I cannot make up my mind.
I wanted to be the boss, so now I'm the boss and I don't have any answers.
We cannot agree on what to use for stall dividers.
We have gone back and forth now for months changing MY mind.
We have discussed steel bars of various widths and lengths. We are set up here in Jerry's shop to build and weld them any way I want.
J: So how about vertical steel bars?
M: No I don't want vertical bars, because then it makes me think that my horses are jailed.
J: I can make them horizontal then
M: No, I don't want horizontal bars, because I don't know why. I just don't like bars of any kind now.
J: How about the steel?
M: Nope, I decided I don't like steel anymore either.
Enter the wood.
M: Nope, no pine, they'll eat it. Nope, don't want drywall beading around the top either. Forget the pine.
J: Let's talk about oak planks. They won't eat it.
M: Yes they will.
J: No they won't.
M: Let's put them horizontally. Horizontally is cute.
J: No, vertically.
M: Wood is treated with arsnic.
J: No it's not anymore, they passed a law.
M: Yes it is. Show me the law. What is it treated with now then?
J: I don't know.
J: How tall should they walls be?
M 34".
J: Too short.
M: No.
J: 40"
M: No.
M: I want them to be able to get their heads over to touch eachother. They want to touch.
J: No, you don't. They'll bother eachother all the time.
M: So.....? There's no difference since they touch eachother out in the field every day, right?
M: Ok, so just forget the oak wood planks then.
J: Ok so let's talk about solid walls of plywood.
M: Let's not.
J: Thought you didn't want Holly to foal in the old barn
M: I don't
J: So why can't you make up your mind?
M: Sleep deprevation I guess
J: When you make up your mind what you want and how you want it let me know next weekend. You blew this one Honey. I'm going to the races.
M: I'm going to die.
J: Don't give me that face
M: It's the only one I got
J: Aint' working bye bye
M:
J:
M: Holly's going to have a foal in that nasty old barn and they aren't going to like you!