i found this little guy hanging around and brought it to a safe place as i was digging around
haha no, I'm sieving a pile of dirt to remove the weeds and the gloves have gotten really crusty ^^
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you're fine Brian, nobody will know you live in Punxsutawney PA
if i'm uninspired i'd rather stick to a simple "hey happy birthday!", sending generated slop is just like buying a birthday card and not writing anything in it
User A: write 1500 words around this idea i summed up in 1 sentence
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five eights of a foot
They come in all sizes and colors yes! It might be that the variety living in my area (Southwestern Germany) - mantis religiosa - is slightly bigger than average.
I love them so much, it's always a wonderful moment when I spot one, and it was the first time I could hold one.
I had to check if it was an article about minecraft redstone automation ^^
C’est fait avec ~~de la graisse~~ du collagène animal, c’est bien une charcuterie.
c'est tiré de la peau et des os de mammifères (le plus souvent porc ou bœuf) ou de peau de poisson (pour la production de gélatine halal)
I'm collecting all his tears to cook a big pot of pasta. Not sure how anyone would make "millions of dollars" from a single artwork anyway.
plot twist: you're also a cat owner
i watched too many Extra 3 shows to continue believing in that myth of efficiency.
yeah really interesting in this case both come from Latin, and both made their way in the modern languages, one in its masculine form the other in its feminine form.
- Pullus (adj.) very small (animal), a young rooster, "pulla" for the female chicken. French : la poule
- Gallus (name) rooster, "gallina" for the female chicken. French : le gallinacé (a chicken specimen, member of the species Gallus domestica)
Alter Bildschuss vom Handy
Hi everyone!
A slow week went by, with daily heavy rains it's not always easy to find the motivation to work outside.
We installed a 50 square meter fleece and pond liner on top of the build, and started backfilling with dirt.
It's a lot of work because we have to dig the overgrown pile of dirt that's been sitting for 5 years on our lot, first getting rid of the roots in the top soil. But we have to do this manually as the back is only reachable through a narrow path in our neighbor's garden.
My partner also installed the electrical panel with 24V circuits for RGBW LED strips, a PoE WiFi access point and connected the wall outlets to the 230V main. It was temporarily connected to test how bright the strips will be. They will later be mounted in metal railings across the whole length of the lower brick line, with a wood cladding.
We will then have to dig a 20 meter trench from the house main electric supply, lay a PVC pipe and pull a 3-phase copper line to the cellar. This will be the garden hub to provide electricity to the future outdoor kitchen.
The next few days we will work on the mortar joints, using the multitool diamond blades that arrived in the mail to finish the cleanup before grouting all the joints cleanly.
Have a great week and keep on doing it yourself!
Une du journal communiste italien "il manifesto" du 2 juillet 2024
Veni vidi Vichy
Le gouvernement a ouvert la porte à la droite, et en anticipant le vote, il l'a ouverte en grand. Et maintenant Macron reste vague sur la désolidarisation (?) avec le Front populaire, et beaucoup de macroniens la rejettent. La gauche avec ses candidats fait "barrage", mais le second tour risque de ramener la France à son passé noir.
Hi everyone
It's been a while, I skipped a couple of weeks to get things going on our project!
Last time I wrote we had finished 3 slices of the roof. In the meantime, we finished the 4 next ones and completed the roof.
Eventually we were able to do a complete layer in one day, the second one on top the following day, and move the wooden structure the third day.
We held off laying the last slice to finish the front wall (and be eventually able to attach the ceiling to it), making a door lintel out of cinderblocks and reinforced concrete.
The suspense was high whether we would have enough bricks to finish the project and it turned out we had just 3 extra at the end!
One of the bricks revealed a handwritten signature which turns out to mean "Ludwig Herman". We are still investigating who and when :)
Next, we will spend many hours cleaning the grout from the inside to free the bricks and make nice regular joints. Then we will insulate the outside with a pond liner and cover the root cellar under a thick layer of dirt.
See you soon!
Hi! Ich baue aktuell einen Erdkeller mit einem Tonnengewölbe aus Ziegelsteine die von alten Gebäuden gewonnen wurden.
Beim Säubern habe ich eine Handschrift unter dem Kalkzement enthüllt und wundere was es bedeutet. Kann jemand hier vielleicht helfen? Danke ☺️
Die obere Zeile sieht wie "Ludwig" aus
Ich habe auch versucht auf dem Foto die Rinnen nachzumalen, vielleicht hilft das?
Hello everyone! Thank you for all the positive comments last week.
We managed to double the length of the vaulted roof, laying the 3rd and 4th slice, in four 3 to 4-hour sessions.
The bricks are from old dismantled buildings, still covered in lime cement and need to be submerged in water and brushed individually. My SO is doing the laying, and I'm cleaning + assessing each brick.
We also get better with putting a smaller amount of grout to avoid spilling, because it's going to be a lot of work to clean all the joints.
This week, we expect to be able to lay 2 additional rows, and next week do the last slice, finish the door lintel (new word!) and front wall.
Lastly, a picture of me, because you know, we're getting familiar in the c/Do It Yourself family <3 Have a great week everyone!
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i hope to see him skip like a dipsh*t again