Dream.Design.Do

Lesson - I need replacement parts on hand for the main parts of the generator (carb, gaskets, fuel lines). Don’t risk it, just treat the gas.

As the summer winds down, we are really enjoying the location of the pool, especially as we finish clearing the high brush that was leftover. We have had one get together of around 30 people (20 of whom camped over) and it worked great.

I put them at an angle. I feel like it is kind of cool, but maybe it just makes me a dork. Based on previous experience, it probably is more the latter, but I am used to that.

I of course think she is just doing it wrong and so try it myself. No water. I switch to the cold tap thinking something is wrong with just the hot water. Uh, nope. No water, period. I begin to panic.

When I was first driving back as a teen, I had no issue in pushing the limit of the tank and never once ran out of gas.

Our word of the year is “Organize”, so it makes sense that I have been reviewing our EDC. From what is in my pockets, to what is in each of our cars, our move to property has made those contents even more important for us than before. Stores are not just around the corner. For today I’ll empty my pockets to share what I carry, and since we are about ready to start being in the office again, I’ll show what I pack.

That meant that you could not stand around the island and have a conversation. Which of course is the main point of having an island! You would have to duck or lean over to see anyone.

I started by seeing what was available to buy and quickly found that unless you have a couple of thousand dollars sitting around, a commercial version was out of reach. Though there are some really cool desks out there, I did not have that kind of money to spend (and this being a DIY/maker type blog) it made sense to build my own.