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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Alzheimer's / November 2005My Storage Shed
Since I got finished with cleaning the closet,I started on my 10 1/2 x 14 foot storage shed yesterday. Have took off over half a pickup truck load of junk from that to our junkpile,burned one big barrel of trash out of there yesterday and 2 more today. The hardest part today was moving the 7 80lb bags of Sacrete cement! But carried them out to my truck and hauled that off too. So my storage shed is starting to look a lot better! LoL Still have a ways to go to clean it completely;but the hardest part is done now! :-) Ronny, it may be a little late to mention this but I've seen bags of Quickcrete used for stepping stones in a low lying area. They just threw the bags out and used the hose to water the bags and they made pretty good step stones. (looked a bit like bed pillows in the lawn though) I've also seen bags used as bricks in a retaining wall along a bayou and it looked really nice after the paper fell off the 'crete bags and moss started growing in the cracks. Karen > Since I got finished with cleaning the closet,I started on my 10 1/2 x > 14 foot storage shed yesterday. Have took off over half a pickup truck [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > lot better! LoL Still have a ways to go to clean it completely;but the > hardest part is done now! :-) Re: My Storage Shed Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Mon, Nov 21, 2005, 9:17pm From: kk5151@hotmail.com (Karen) > Ronny, it may be a little late to mention > this but I've seen bags of Quickcrete [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > growing in the cracks. > Karen Ronny: It's too late,it's too late! I'm not going to move them again! :-) LoL I forgot though to say what I did do with them! I did use them as sort of a retaining wall on one part of our farm pond. We have had one place where a small dam has washed out a bit over the years,so I just put the Sackrete bags in there and used my 5 gallon bucket to get a bit of water out of the pool to wet them down. Hope it works when the rains come and the pool fills up. Just those few bags in one place would give us 4 or inches of higher water level in that pond. Doesn't sound like much;but it's really quite a bit of difference. ----- "Ronny TX" <Acts17-11@webtv.net> wrote in message news:15793-4382744B-1063@storefull-3334.bay.webtv.net... Since I got finished with cleaning the closet,I started on my 10 1/2 x 14 foot storage shed yesterday. Have took off over half a pickup truck load of junk from that to our junkpile,burned one big barrel of trash out of there yesterday and 2 more today. The hardest part today was moving the 7 80lb bags of Sacrete cement! But carried them out to my truck and hauled that off too. So my storage shed is starting to look a lot better! LoL Still have a ways to go to clean it completely;but the hardest part is done now! :-) Ronny, I'm glad you used them for something useful. Gwen > Re: My Storage Shed > Group: alt.support.alzheimers Date: Mon, Nov 21, 2005, 9:17pm From: [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > lot better! LoL Still have a ways to go to clean it completely;but the > hardest part is done now! :-) I feel so ashamed....I haven't even gotten my shed cleaned out I started last month hahaha Linda Jean > Since I got finished with cleaning the closet,I started on my 10 1/2 x > 14 foot storage shed yesterday. Have took off over half a pickup truck [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > lot better! LoL Still have a ways to go to clean it completely;but the > hardest part is done now! :-) |
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