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RE: Fixing the Water Pressure - Too High!
Hahahha!! A dang Canadian!? Well.. my grandparents did come from Canada, so maybe that explains it lol.
Did they have running water in the 1800’s? Well, not this fancy of plumbing anyways!
It was seriously a thousand gallons more! Ridiculous! At least I have a bunch of people holding me accountable on getting it fixed, right? Lol a crazy platform this sure is.
P.S. We gotta take our showers. Can imagine my stinky, sweaty husband crawling into bed without a shower at the end of the day? Yes, I know you were joking.
was I joking? hey some people would do that to save a dime. I don't know who? lol.
so what about the wheat harvest? is it over? all the grainerys are filled up?
what's the price of wheat these days?
yes they had running water in the LATE 1800's but mostly in cities.
I'm always dogging our beloved neighbors to the North, even on my posts. like the tornado post where I said they were so grossed out by Canada that they turned around and came back? lol.
My husband says wheat is at $5.38. Wheat harvest is over and all loaded into the bins. Grainerys? My dad has grainerys, most people have bins these days. More storage, easier on the back.
howdy hebrewhousewife! yay! wheat harvest is over! that's a relief. Our always lasted for a month, it was brutal. yes grain bins is what I was talking about, we had about 20 of them plus a big storage building for grain that was probably 300 ft long.
Are you guys disgusted at the price?
Oh wow! That’s a lot of storage. The price is disappointing, but it should hopefully go up after everyone is done harvesting.
yes Ma'am it was a big operation, we worked like slaves, I'm not comlaining but i didn't have a childhood really, we just worked. but you guys have other crops right, besides wheat?
Yup, we have soybeans (mainly for crop rotation) sunflowers and sugar beets.
howdy this fine Saturday hebrewhousewife! well..I think ya'll run an excellent operation and do U.S. agriculture proud! We're lucky to have you.