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  1. #31
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    I'm with Bazza & Gumby
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    Pete
    What this country needs are more unemployed politicians.
    Edward Langley, Artist (1928-1995)

  2. #32
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    Kentucky NSW near Tamworth, Australia
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    Quote Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
    Lets see, on saturday, I

    6.00 Go down to shed, clean up shed, sharpen chisels, arrang timber I am turning for that day.
    7.00 Start turning
    10.00 Take up items I have made, for everybody to drool over.
    10.15 Go down to timber yard, and sort out timber for cutting
    10.30 Start trimming/cutting timber
    11.30 Go down to shed, and plane up all the boards that I have cut.
    12.00 Ring bell for lunch to be brought down
    12.15 Finish the timber, and stack away.
    12.45 Clean up shed, put everything away, go over lathe, lubricate, sharpen chisels. back on the lathe
    3.00 Finish whatever project I'm working on, clean up shed, get it set for next morning.
    4.00 Head up to the Ubeaut forum, and check up on the PM's and sales etc: Update websites, and put the timber I cut up on the forum.
    5.00 Head down the beach for a walk
    6.00 Have tea
    6.30 Back to the computer, to finish up.
    7.30 Watch a couple of videos with the family.
    9.00 Have a bedtime snack
    9.30 Go to bed, and read woodturning books
    10.00 zzzz zzzz zzzz



    Regards.........Joash

    This is a typical saturday, its true
    At age 14 I suppose your Mum looks after you.

  3. #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry_White
    At age 14 I suppose your Mum looks after you.
    Saying somethin?

  4. #34
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    Melbourne, Victoria
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    Quote Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
    Lets see, on saturday, I

    6.00 Go down to shed, clean up shed, sharpen chisels, arrang timber I am turning for that day.
    7.00 Start turning
    10.00 Take up items I have made, for everybody to drool over.
    10.15 Go down to timber yard, and sort out timber for cutting
    10.30 Start trimming/cutting timber
    11.30 Go down to shed, and plane up all the boards that I have cut.
    12.00 Ring bell for lunch to be brought down
    12.15 Finish the timber, and stack away.
    12.45 Clean up shed, put everything away, go over lathe, lubricate, sharpen chisels. back on the lathe
    3.00 Finish whatever project I'm working on, clean up shed, get it set for next morning.
    4.00 Head up to the Ubeaut forum, and check up on the PM's and sales etc: Update websites, and put the timber I cut up on the forum.
    5.00 Head down the beach for a walk
    6.00 Have tea
    6.30 Back to the computer, to finish up.
    7.30 Watch a couple of videos with the family.
    9.00 Have a bedtime snack
    9.30 Go to bed, and read woodturning books
    10.00 zzzz zzzz zzzz



    Regards.........Joash

    This is a typical saturday, its true
    Man I wish I was young again. It was such a great life.

    Joash, enjoy it - once gone, the typical Saturdays of our youth can never be experienced again
    "Clear, Ease Springs"
    www.Stu's Shed.com


  5. #35
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    Port Pirie SA
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    Ummmm swmbo isnt allowed in where secret mens business happens!(unless I need approval for some capital)

    Basically she breaks I fix!
    ....................................................................

  6. #36
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    Japan。
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    I dunno if I am domesticated at all. :confused:

    I do the dishes half the time. Cook dinner occasionally (once or twice a week) and all breakfasts, do clothes once or twice a week, make the bed (futon!) 90% of the time, various cleaning like shower and vacuum and make the cash (but not too much, about 20 hours a week). I also do maybe half the grocery shopping and most of the out of the house stuff.

    She does what I don't do, which right now is washing every day, lots of baby stuff, etc, etc.

    I think I do maybe 5-10 nappies a day (but the boy don't poop!), half the bath, occasionally feed him, talk and play at least 2 hours a day, etc, etc.


    I don't know that I do that much around here, but I can do all of it if I have to. Just wouldn't be a very happy Schtoo is all.


    (If anyone is wondering, the 20 hours is correct, and affords lotsa shed time. The hourly rate I get is disgusting, which makes the few hours I work bearable... )

  7. #37
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    Tasmania
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    I do outside she does inside. Cooking is shared ( she 75% me 25%) My 25% is BBQ mostly. Good arrangement and works well. I get lots of shed tme.
    If you can do it - Do it! If you can't do it - Try it!
    Do both well!

  8. #38
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    Near Bodgy, AlexS, Wongo & CraigB
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    daddy day care.. need i say more...?
    Zed

  9. #39
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    The missus & I have an agreement~ whoever gets home first cooks dinner!
    so about four nights a week we have cordon bleu meals, the rest of the time, she cooks.

  10. #40
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    As SWMBO is unwell, I've been doing pretty much everything for a few years now, if I don't do it, it doesn't get done. Because I'm not superman things get left undone, depending on priorities.

    Mick
    "If you need a machine today and don't buy it,

    tomorrow you will have paid for it and not have it."

    - Henry Ford 1938

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