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EddieM
Worst aspect I find is I can't see anything close up anymore.
I'm in my 40s now, and have had a desk job since my 20s. As a teenager up until the office job I worked with a carpenter / kitchen fitter and picked up enough skills to fix up the houses I live in.
Moved to a new (but v.old) house a few months ago. Fit new kitchen sink, new toilet, wc sink, bath, rerouted rising main, moved doorframe, an awful lot of wallpaper scraping, plastering, painting, minor electrics. And gardening. Took a day, with a chainsaw, to remove a forest of 10ft hollyhocks.
This is around a full time job and parenting.
This thread made me laugh in agreement. I no longer have the stamina I had. I constantly ache. My hands are fragile. My back keeps going out. I'm exhausted. I enjoy early nights and silence.
Not gonna lie. Not gonna stop either.
Im only 6 ft. They dwarfed me. Trunks arm thick. Never knew they got so big. Surprisingly fragile, like balsa wood.A chainsaw for hollyhocks... them's some hollyhocks
Im only 6 ft. They dwarfed me. Trunks arm thick. Never knew they got so big. Surprisingly fragile, like balsa wood.
As I walked past I said to her, "It's technique that counts."
No ;he just gave her hisDid you get her number
No ;he just gave her his
Lol...Top stuff.
Did you manage to get a photo? Didn't think hollyhocks had stems that thick.Im only 6 ft. They dwarfed me. Trunks arm thick. Never knew they got so big. Surprisingly fragile, like balsa wood.
Yes, this is annoying. Nothing in focus close up but can't see anything further away wearing glasses.. Getting older is so fun!Worst aspect I find is I can't see anything close up anymore.
Stop standing on the mirror, it'll breakPut on a bit of weight but I can still look down and see my nob
I'm in my 40s now, and have had a desk job since my 20s. As a teenager up until the office job I worked with a carpenter / kitchen fitter and picked up enough skills to fix up the houses I live in.
Moved to a new (but v.old) house a few months ago. Fit new kitchen sink, new toilet, wc sink, bath, rerouted rising main, moved doorframe, an awful lot of wallpaper scraping, plastering, painting, minor electrics. And gardening. Took a day, with a chainsaw, to remove a forest of 10ft hollyhocks.
This is around a full time job and parenting.
This thread made me laugh in agreement. I no longer have the stamina I had. I constantly ache. My hands are fragile. My back keeps going out. I'm exhausted. I enjoy early nights and silence.
Not gonna lie. Not gonna stop either.
Wish I'd taken some photos of them for scale. I have incidental ones with them in. These were not the big ones.BTW, Hollyhocks usually only grow to about 6 feet tall though the record for one is just over 13' in the UK
Put on a bit of weight but I can still look down and see my nob