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the one we built for my own use was out of leftover lumber from another project,so it was all profit. The price of lumber around here is pretty high,so we re-use all we can. A sheet or plywood will make the base for 3 stands, we use recycled 4x4s for the legs,and it takes a couple of 2x2s. The...

Thanks for the advice Free,we are making about 9.00 an hr,not to bad. The market in this valley won't stand for much more per stand and at this price we are moving them. We enjoy the work and being together,and have a few orders to fill,so I think in this case we will just keep doing what we are...

we picked up 7 of these last summer for 5 bucks apiece. have used them for some of the stuff mentioned here already. DH used 2 of them in his shop, just bolted old used pieces of plywood on top and viola work tables.

Two weeks ago I had to have surgery on my elbow,now unexpectantly off work for a month, I have been tring to find ways to make a little money. I can't milk for awhile so I decided to sell my milk stand, sold it for 50.00 in a flash, had so much responce that we are now taking orders.it takes me...

Kala, thanks so much or posting that pix, it is very cool The construction doesn't seem to be hard to do and we have all the needed supplies on hand so I think I will be sweet talking my DH in to a new project this weekend. We now have a "store" bought one and we have to toss the materials...

I can pea soup every year my recipe sounds just like yours. I have never had a problem. It is very thick and does separate, I just mix with a little water and heat to a simming boil. Follow your canning book instructions and it should be fine.

my oh my BB that looks too good! I will most certainly be fatty rolling next weekend!!!

I just gotta ask how does ones children get worms? I'am 52 and have one child, well he is not really a child,he's 19,anyway I have never heard of children getting worms. Are they like the ones dogs get,as I see you are also getting the dogs wormed. If they are the same ones dogs get, how on...

Oh Booker, fatty roll mmmmmmmmmmmmmm now that looks wonderful. Thanks for the link,I'am not getting one done today, but it is on my list of recipes to try soon.:drool

Good idea on recycling, but I gotta ask--litter box--:idunno I've raised pigs for years and never got one litter trained. But good luck with it!

We also got a great deal on round bales this year and got 4,we had other hay in our hay shed and just started to use the first round one last week.It was a real sight to watch my DH and DS roll it into our shed,they laid it down flat and my DH went to work peeling off layers, he will have to...

Had mono years ago, all the things you are doing or thinking of doing are great,but nothing cures mono, but will help with the symptoms. Mono just has to run its course,it does take awhile to get over, a person can still feel run down for up to a year. Just keep her as on a healthy track with...

Hello Lovin, and :welcome Enjoy the site, it's a great place full of very interesting people.

:welcome and shhhhhhhhhhhh don't tell anyone but I raise a goat to eat every year.

Thanks Wife--but does it taste of coconut? Maybe I should just try to find it at my local health food store, and see what I think.

Congrats on the blessed new addition to your family!!:celebrate keep us posted, and take care of yourself.

:bow o.k. great and wise ones--enlighten me, Coconut flour, have I had my head under a rock or is this just ground coconut? where can one get such an item? I'am thinking health food store,or can I make it by grinding coconut at home? this has got to be great!! and why more eggs than normal...

What a cool thread, I have had such fun finding out where everyones name came from. So here's mine (so very interesting) Deb-short for, yes you guessed it Debra, and 4o, well, the age I was(yes it's been awhile) when I got online. Yes thats a lower case O not an zero,goofy mistake on my part.

We also are having a problem with our electric bill. Our last bill was over 200.00, we have an electric furnance with a heat pump, with all electric appliances. I keep the heat on 64most of the time and up to 66 at the highest. We live in an 1800 ft manufactured,7 year old home. I also wash in...

I have been a caregiver for over 10 years, and in WA state we are union and I make 11.50 an hr. and I am at the top end of my company pay scale, we also get some good bennies such as med insurance that is really very good. Wiping hinnies doesn't get any more fun over the years, but the time...