Thanks so much Lilis - yes, definitely a strength - and something that can't be repressed for too long, although I tried. Once the genie's out of the bottle it's exciting to experience - for example, although I'm attracted to men and women (and other genders!) and it's definitely sexual, the attraction comes in different 'flavors.'

  🩷💕 Mandy

Quote from: Gina P on Today at 07:22:40 AMChrissy
   The fence we put up was a high tensile band fence. 3 strands of 6" wide vinyl with steel high tensile wire imbedded in it. On the ends are tightners that you put a 1/2" ratchet into. Posts are 6" treated wood posts. I purchased a post driver that goes on the back of the tractor. Works like a pile driver, hydraulic cylinder lifts a weight and then releases to slam down on the post. Each pound drives the post in several inches. Pounds a post in in about a minute or two.
   Been packing up many items we don't need for everyday living. I came across a jar of rocks I've collected over the years. My fav is ruby quarts from western Georgia. Someday I would like to get a tumbler and polish them up.

Sounds like a fancy fence.  He showed me his T post pounder.  It must have been made with steel or iron, it was painted and had two big handles on its sides.  It looked like a foot and a half long.  He said the T part of the T post had to be sunk underground.  He mentioned there were hydraulic pounders and you could use a sledgehammer if need be.  The fence fabric was welded steel, 5 feet tall, 12.5 gauge steel, galvanized.  The T Posts were all metal and painted.  White tips on top. Six foot long he said.

I do not know about fencing but I am good with remembering things like specs and formulas and numbers, slow on how to do manual tasks.  So I learned a little about putting up that kind of fencing.  He showed me how to get the clamp ends twisted so it does not point towards the side where the goats will be.  Do you call goats cattle?  I am not sure. 

It was interesting to help out. 


Chrissy

Seems like a very odd thing to do.

Quote from: KathyLauren on Today at 10:21:05 AMI suppose that a sign saying "Some people are unwelcome here" would be okay in that case. 

That would be a logical conclusion. It's shocking to me that 'All are welcome here' is now viewed as a forbidden political statement.

Love always -- Jessica Rose

Move completed loads of stuff in storage until we get the garage in a couple of months. Then all to move back again, another van hire.

Boxes everywhere but 2 beds made a just functional kitchen, and somewhere to sit in the living room

Powered up the 5g modem and router and everything just works. No setting up as per a new router. Strong signal and HD TV working great.

I need a rest now as I'm in the office for work tomorrow and soooo tired even though Rez has done all the hard work

Xxx

Same, I discovered that my bisexuality, queerness, and attraction patterns became clearer as my gender journey evolves, and I see it as a strength to acknowledge this fluidity.

Best wishes on your journey, Mandy!

~ Lilis 💕🌷

I suppose that a sign saying "Some people are unwelcome here" would be okay in that case.   

I am sorry that that happened to you.  People change, and not always for the better.  Even nice people can be brainwashed. 

  
Chrissy
   The fence we put up was a high tensile band fence. 3 strands of 6" wide vinyl with steel high tensile wire imbedded in it. On the ends are tightners that you put a 1/2" ratchet into. Posts are 6" treated wood posts. I purchased a post driver that goes on the back of the tractor. Works like a pile driver, hydraulic cylinder lifts a weight and then releases to slam down on the post. Each pound drives the post in several inches. Pounds a post in in about a minute or two.
   Been packing up many items we don't need for everyday living. I came across a jar of rocks I've collected over the years. My fav is ruby quarts from western Georgia. Someday I would like to get a tumbler and polish them up.

Thanks so much Davina - it's getting there..