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Nature Preserve Life
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Sharing our love of this nature preserve, dark night skies astronomy, search for a country home site and the earthen build experience in a New Mexico nature preserve.
Nature Preserve Life, LLC
PO Box 176
Mountainair, NM 87036
#offgrid #diy #homestead #build #hawaii #adobe #land #newmexico #astronomy #well #granite #granitecountertops #remodel #electrical #plumbing #pumps #flooring #tile
Nature Preserve Life, LLC
PO Box 176
Mountainair, NM 87036
#offgrid #diy #homestead #build #hawaii #adobe #land #newmexico #astronomy #well #granite #granitecountertops #remodel #electrical #plumbing #pumps #flooring #tile
NPL 108 - Rammed Earth Home Tours
In this episode we visit the Las Cruces, NM area and visit with Judd Singer, rammed earth builder, and tour a couple of his custom homes built with rammed earth.
Builder, Judd Singer: villacustomhomes.com
www.theearthbuildersguild.com/
#rammedearth #construction #build
Builder, Judd Singer: villacustomhomes.com
www.theearthbuildersguild.com/
#rammedearth #construction #build
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NPL 107 - Building a Hot Tub Deck and Installing Google Nest Thermostat
Просмотров 174Месяц назад
In this episode we get going on the deck around the hot tub as well as take our new drone up for a test flight and get those pesky little Google Nest Thermostats finally installed for the new radiant boiler floor heating system. #hottub #deck #thermostats
NPL 106 - New NextGen Electric Boiler Install
Просмотров 289Месяц назад
In this episode we call in the big guns and get the old inefficient propane boiler removed and new NextGen 14.9kw electric boiler. #nextgen #boiler #radiantheating
NPL 105 - New Electric Rheem Water Heater
Просмотров 1233 месяца назад
In this episode we make another trip back to the Nature Preserve to change out the old propane 75 gallon water heater for a new electric Rheem 50 gallon water heater, cheers! #rheem #econet #waterheater
NPL 104: Earthen Adobe Brick Build by Albuquerque Joinery Builders
Просмотров 8614 месяца назад
MAY the 4th be with you! In this episode we travel to Albuquerque NM to tour an adobe home and barn build by Albuquerque Joinery Builders. This build is under construction but you can tell in this tour that finishing phase is going to begin soon, cheers! ABQ Joinery Builders: abqjoinery.com Adobe Home Tour 2022: ruclips.net/video/QXhQiNF7JPw/видео.htmlsi=7glE7WMPOVJSCQdC Adobe & Earth building ...
NPL 103: BBQ, hot tubs, circulation pumps and going electric
Просмотров 2354 месяца назад
In this episode we share something about Amarillo TX before heading back out to the Nature Preserve where we refill and fire up our hot tub again as well as unload and prep for the new electric boiler for our radiant heat system and the new electric water heater too. Bye, bye propane! Cheers! 100 Watt/ 115Volt hot water pressure pump: www.amazon.com/dp/B083QG1SHN?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_deta...
NPL 102: Tour Adobe Office Building in Santa Fe, NM
Просмотров 1755 месяцев назад
In this episode we take you on a drive up to Santa Fe, NM to visit the largest adobe office building in the United States. It was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the late 1930's in Santa Fe, NM. Stucco / plaster: 4100 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107 (www.nmplaster.com) International Earth USA: www.earthusa.org TEG: www.theearthbuildersguild.org #adobe #build #home
NPL 101: Hot Tub In Paradise
Просмотров 826 месяцев назад
In this episode we pull the cable through and get the hot tub wired up and filled with good clean city water and take it for a test drive, cheers! #electrical #build #home
NPL 100: Is This The End?
Просмотров 2268 месяцев назад
In this episode we pack up everything needed for the new life in Amarillo, TX. What is the future? #adobe #build #home
NPL 099: Adobe Earthen Brick Factory Tour
Просмотров 869 месяцев назад
In this episode we get away for the Thanksgiving week and find whales, relax on an exotic beach, visit a pottery factory and most interesting was a visit to a adobe earthen brick factory, cheers! Peter Zeihan: Mexico: ruclips.net/video/hYSwKaGWZKU/видео.html Supply Chains: ruclips.net/video/X8NBSps52D0/видео.html Mfg Global Review: ruclips.net/video/ibz_AFpho44/видео.html #adobe #build #home
NPL 098: DIY Build Your Own Steel Gate
Просмотров 1259 месяцев назад
In this episode we finish building our back steel gate and get it in place. Find a good local steel yard that's open to the public. For our gate I wanted an outer frame of a full one inch and the little interior grill at 1/2 inch steel. Finally, got around to measuring, cutting, welding and grinding this thing together last weekend, cheers!
NPL 097: DIY Concrete Post Holes and Start Steel Gate
Просмотров 999 месяцев назад
NPL 097: DIY Concrete Post Holes and Start Steel Gate
NPL 096: DIY How To Move a Hot Tub by Yourself
Просмотров 5889 месяцев назад
NPL 096: DIY How To Move a Hot Tub by Yourself
NPL 094: Home From The Shopping Trip
Просмотров 6610 месяцев назад
NPL 094: Home From The Shopping Trip
NPL 093: Dishwasher, Yogurt and Amarillo
Просмотров 13710 месяцев назад
NPL 093: Dishwasher, Yogurt and Amarillo
NPL 092: We Finally Fix Our Water Well Problems!
Просмотров 18910 месяцев назад
NPL 092: We Finally Fix Our Water Well Problems!
NPL 091: Do We Have a Broken New Shallow Well Pump?
Просмотров 19011 месяцев назад
NPL 091: Do We Have a Broken New Shallow Well Pump?
NPL 090: New Pump, Gravel Quarry and Summer Monsoons
Просмотров 10511 месяцев назад
NPL 090: New Pump, Gravel Quarry and Summer Monsoons
NPL 089: Ten Things We Hate About Living in a Nature Preserve
Просмотров 6711 месяцев назад
NPL 089: Ten Things We Hate About Living in a Nature Preserve
NPL 088: Ten Things We Love About Living In a Nature Preserve
Просмотров 3811 месяцев назад
NPL 088: Ten Things We Love About Living In a Nature Preserve
NPL 087: Found a water hauling solution and its cheap!
Просмотров 295Год назад
NPL 087: Found a water hauling solution and its cheap!
NPL 086: Home to New Mexico when disaster strikes
Просмотров 175Год назад
NPL 086: Home to New Mexico when disaster strikes
NPL 084: Water Tank Problems and Net Meter Solar Delays
Просмотров 65Год назад
NPL 084: Water Tank Problems and Net Meter Solar Delays
NPL Episode 083: Ethernet Run From Router to Wall Plate
Просмотров 329Год назад
NPL Episode 083: Ethernet Run From Router to Wall Plate
NPL Episode 082:To The Top Of The World
Просмотров 71Год назад
NPL Episode 082:To The Top Of The World
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Thane you are a true One Man Show. You do it all brother, and you covered a lot of ground in this episode. You also covered a lot of sky - haha. Great job as usual guys. Always fun!!
Nice drone shot to open this episode. Didn''t know you had one Thane. Shoot some more aerial footage and include some trains for old Paul. 😃😃😃
You got it, though the train shots could be tricker as I can see there being issues getting to close to others private property but we will see what we can do, cheers!
Thane you never cease to amaze with your install vids. Thanks for sharing this latest adventure and Hi to Judy!
Wait till you see the next vid as we get a real plumber on the job that can actually do it right the first time. Puts my efforts to shame, cheers!
Pass the vino.
Have you ever determined how many - if any - adobe homes are built in Mountainair? The only one I am aware of is the one we rented ten years ago on Golf Course Road (county road B17).
I would bet very few. I know that no one has built with adobe yet in the nature preserve, though I know one house was a cob construction in phase I.
Thane, the astronomer in you would've been ecstatic, because here in northeast Ohio we got to experience the 2024 solar eclipse at 100% totality!!! It was truly breathtaking, and since we were essentially in the direct path of the eclipse, totality lasted a full 4 1/2 minutes! Venus and Jupiter could be seen with the naked eye outside the ring of diamond. All seen from our recliners on our back deck. It rained that morning, then clear skies for the eclipse. Perfect conditions, and wish you both could have seen it. 218 years since the last time it happened here! Next one will be 2099. Doubt I will see it 😃
Hi Paul, ya I was real temped to take the day off and drive somewhere deeper into the state where the path was going to cross over for full totality, but decided to spend the limited time I have accumulated so far for an extra day off over a three day weekend, making it a four day weekend, out at the Mountainair, NM property getting more things done. Just finished yesterday getting the new electric boiler installed. We have heat! This house has been without heat most of the winter, very scary leaving it that way, but no burst pipes and the house survived. We are enjoying this new boiler as we got some other related things with the manifold valves fixed making the whole system perform much better. Hope you got some good pictures? Cheers, Thane & Judy.
By the way, what sort of editor are you using in this video? Is it pretty intuitive?
For the time being we've liked Mini Tool Movie Maker as it is both easy to use for beginners to wrap their heads around but quick to add in advance editing features that they offer. Every release has more and more new stuff to try out. We went with the three PC license as Judy wants to start making one episode a month soon to focus on the "life" and "lifestyle" of living on the Nature Preserve while I keep producing one or so a month primarily focused on the maintenance, building and sometimes just basic survival of living out there. We still go back at least once a month for a three day weekend to work on projects. Anyway, we bought the ultimate plan and never have to pay anything again beyond the initial $59, Mini Tool Movie maker is: moviemaker.minitool.com/pricing
Also, finally shelled out the big bucks to get a nice drone, so I'm hoping next episode, if I don't crash and destroy this unit like the last two "cheap" ones, we should be incorporating some great aerial footage soon of the area, cheers!
Nice editing here Thane. I like how you layered the audio of the man speaking over the still photos, so that the pace of the video would not be bogged down by just watching him stand there talking. Excellent decision in editing. Well done Thane.
Thanks, we actually took a quick course from one of our favorite RUclips content creators (www.thenomadicmovement.com) that offer a $40 course and we are incorporating some of their great suggestions and insight to creating good content. We obviously have a ways to go, but each time we release something it will be getting more "artistic" and we hope entertaining...not just informative.
Welcome back Thane and Judy. We've missed your weekly broadcasts. Great to see episode 101, and looking forward to more in 2024.
We are considering a 2nd property there
We've enjoyed the peace and quiet and natural outdoor beauty of the nature preserve. We are only there part time now but do return every chance we get. You will find that maybe some of the restrictions in the CCR's are not the best but as we discovered later many of the restrictions have been amended or just not enforced making it even nicer and flexible place to live, cheers!
Congratulations on 100 episodes!! Hard to believe the first was 2 years ago. Many changes and challenges along the way, and we've been there with you from the start. Did our best to support you in this adventure. Sad to see things change, but a new chapter awaits. Cindy and I wish you both the best in Amarillo.❤
Thanks for the best wishes. Only about a 4 hour drive back to Mountainair, NM. Should make for a nice weekend retreat from Amarillo. I just got to get the hot tub completed.😊
Merry Christmas to all who gather here, from Paul and Cindy Matulavich
Nice to get away from time to time, especially to somewhere sunny and warm. Love In+Out Burger. Had my first one 40 years ago.
When I was a little kid in Pasadena, I think it was on like Foothill Blvd, there was a In-N-Out across the street and a block or two away from a McDonalds and when we were going out for burgers I'd always plead for In-N-Out over McDonald's every time...such fond memories too. 😀
again- a potentially interesting topic made insufferable and unintelligible by inane and unprofessional speakers/narrators. can barely understand a word they said.
Saguaro cactus does not grow in New Mexico, so would not be appropriate for the gate if accuracy is important to you. I've always liked the Zia symbol. It is simple, attractive, iconic and timeless. But the combination Zia and roadrunner image (last example shown) has merit as well. Weather continues to impress out there. Lucky you!
Ya, I think we are leaning towards a combination Zia with a roadrunner or coyote in the center. Going to hit some New Mexico artisan stores this weekend in Albuquerque and see if we can find something unique to what we are seeing online from a local artist.
Wow - Late November and you guys are still having great weather. Thanksgiving is coming in a few days, so maybe do a cooking episode showing what goes into your holiday feast. Chance to show off your kitchen skills. From our home to yours, may you both have a wonderful meal and blessed day! ❤
Awesome application of energy and physics. The pharaohs would be proud. Good job Thane! Hey - only 3 more to your 100th episode! That should be special!!
Yes, never fight gravity if you don't have to as it's a battle that is easy to lose. 100th episode, we've been thinking about that and we defiantly want to do something special...not sure yet, cheers!
Ah you must be some of the Deer Canyon folk. It is hard to live out here so the flora is very tough and resilient. If you have enough grit, y'all will be just fine. It's a little different out here, but that is what makes it like nowhere else. Best of luck to you.
Thank you Victor! So true, it ain't city living out here. Today we just finished moving out 700 lb hot tub to the slab by ourselves because there ain't no "Two Men In a Truck" you can call out here. But what awesome night skies that cant don't compare to the city.
LOL I can tell you aren't ranchers here in Mountainair. getting rid of grass? Why didn't you just use the car battery, instead of going through all the taping of jumper cables? You city folk sure do puzzle me
Unfortunately, i didn't want to take a chance on draining the battery and since I had a few jumpers available it let me keep the engine running while pumping the water.
Congratulations on the ABQ home, and continued work on the preserve.
Hi guys! Congratulations on striking a deal on your new home. Can't wait to see inside. I was impressed by the look of Amarillo - appears to be a nice town. And thanks for that tip about the Icelandic yogurt. Gonna look for it here. 😃😃😃
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So did you get the house you wanted? Not sure in the video? Congratulations again on the great promotion, fresh start, and bright future! 😃😃😃
The initial house we got it accepted but backed out when seeing the inspection report. The second one we submitted just yesterday and are waiting for a response. It could be a while before we know anything as it is one of these Fannie Mae program homes and appears to be bank owned....more red tape than usual.
Congratulations on solving all of your water problems!! Whoo-Hoo as Judy says!! Hope that's the end. Can't imagine the BSA (Big Shocking Announcement) coming soon. You guys really know how to end on a cliffhanger!! Cheers.
I'm sure I forgot to mention this in the video but the knob on the brine was stripped and not able to close or control the flow properly. Anyway, we sure hope this is the end of the water problems for a while, cheers!
@@naturepreservelife Did you get our email explaining our own problems?
Yes we did, very sorry to hear of the recent developments. We've just been so busy but will reach out soon via email.
With due respect to Judy's arachnophobia, tossing the tarantula out of the jar like that probably crippled it. They are essentially docile creatures who mean us no harm. Would suggest a gentler catch and release to help preserve these native specimens. After all, this is their land too.
Very good point, I hadn't considered that...just a bad knee jerk reaction to a visitor trying to find shelter inside of our garage. Hate to see how we might react to a big rattlesnake.😫
I've been thinking really hard about trying to do what you all are doing. I have been looking at land in New Mexico to build an off grid home. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Brandon, thanks for sharing. There are so many issues to figure out and no matter how well you research and investigate things will always fall short and disappoint, but none-the-less overall it is great being away from the city.🍹
I think you guys did a great job 'telling it like it is' and putting your experiences to practical advice. Who better to describe the pitfalls of a given place than those who have suffered through them and perservered. Your video should be 'required viewing' for anyone thinking of making the move. That way, they can't say 'we didn't warn ya'. Cheers!
I encourage anyone who is contemplating moving to a remote location like this, to make several visits and spend days if not weeks getting to know the good and bad. Find out if you like it before commiting to it. And watch the next episode on the top 10 negatives.
Wish I could help.
Thx Paul, luckily there is more cheap water in town that can be hauled tomorrow.
Hey gang, glad you found water!!Always helps to have a Plan B. Love the view from the lot you showed while on the 4x4. That would've been a great site!! As for pros and cons of NPL, life itself is a compromise. There is no perfect place to live. It comes down to managing expections, knowing what you truly want, and researching the place and the people. Solitude suits some of us more than others.
So well said, thanks Paul.
Again I find myself saying 'Sorry for your water problems'. Regrettable that you are continuing to deal with these matters and Thane looks like he's ready to scream out of frustration. I would too. Water in that part of Torrance county is extremely harsh on pipes and equipment. Of course we wish you guys the best. Thanks for filming the Amtrak Southwest Chief at the station. Same train also stops at Gallup, ABQ, Lamy, and Raton. Starts in California and ends in Chicago. Two trains daily, east and west. Follows the course of the original Santa Fe Super Chief - nicknamed the 'Train of the Stars' because hollywood's finest took that train for cross country trips.
Thanks Paul. All is well now, more to be covered next week as we brainstormed and came up with a good short term solution. The nice thing about looking forward to retirement one day is that we can ride Amtrak at our leisure. 😀
This month's issue of New Mexico magazine is devoted to Las Vegas, NM. Everything you want to know. Pickup a copy at the newstand.
Actually, we have the online subscription but haven't taken a look yet, shall check it out. Thx for the heads up.
Enjoy your trip, your time, and your family. 😊😊😊
Newcomers and visitors to New Mexico - Beware of raging arroyos! Turn around, Don't drown!
Check your lower lot to see how the culverts are handling the monsoon. After the lightning of course!
You can see Longmire's fictional home cabin at the Valles Caldera Preserve near Los Alamos. Can walk around it, but interior is closed.
We actually drove around some of the Caldera, but that was before the channel and never thought of recording it...but next time we will post the adventure to all those Longmire fans, cheers!
Congratulations on finally getting green-tagged! Now go out and get 'juiced'. (Juice, electricity, get it? Oh well. . .) Seriously, happy for you guys. When I saw more water problems at the beginning of the video, I thought ' those poor people and their problems' - but you guys are problem-solvers for sure. Glad the video ended happily. Hey, I need that guy's drone to film trains. Thane & Judy, put your creative juices to work and come up with some suggestions for names for my (yet to be started) youtube channel about filming trains. All ideas are welcome. See what you can do. Thanks and Cheers!!
I think we are getting the water issues figured out. We have spare parts for most everything except the underground culvert booster systems pump, I'll be ordering a spare of those soon...and maybe a more beefy set of plumbers wrenches. Trains, trains and trains? What cones to mind besides my own childhood memories of some train sets long ago. The more recent thoughts were the crazy guys on The Big Bang Theory and their fun obsession they would have with trains, among other things. Maybe something along the lines of "Locomotive Life", or something along those lines? Cheers!
Great tutorial on various aspects of installing/expanding cat5 ethernet. That's right up your alley Thane. Love those drywall patch plates! I see the only problem with owning two homes is double the work. But you take it in stride. Cheers 😊
For better or worse, we are stuck with two homes until some things happen. We de-listed the Albuquerque home due to the solar and other possible things in the works. But yes, more work taking care of both.😫
Wow - what an adventure on Capilla Peak. I had heard of it, and considered going there, but after watching this video - nahhhhhhhh. That's too bad, because the views and scenic tranquility up there were incredible. But I'm alittle confused about your truck; could'nt the tow truck guy (or anyone else) just jumped your battery with jumper cables? I see you got it running, but maybe it kept stalling?? Anyway, a great video that showed the true scenic beauty of my favorite state. Glad you guys made it back to Mountainair safely. Meanwhile, my brand new 4K video camera (panasonic hcx20) arrived yesterday and having fun learning it. The operating manual is 312 pages! But it shoots professional broadcast quality video with studio quality audio. It's a beast, Thane! Cheers!
Unfortunately, for the truck situation the jump didn't do much of a charge (as I feared) where it was possible that the battery could die again when going down the hillside and I know I once had a full size truck in the past that lost power on a level and wide lane freeway that lost power (same battery problem) and it was tough to control and bring to a safe stop. I couldn't imagine on that hillside trying to keep control if the battery failed again with no power brakes or steering...better to let the tow truck driver to take it down off the hill instead...and at the time we didn't know the battery was the only problem. And when we got it into town the driver had to jump it again to get it off the tow truck. I should have explained more on camera, but I think both of us were still pretty shaken and frustrated from the whole experience.
Congrats on the camera purchase. We just received a "hood" mount and any day should be getting the directional microphone for our phones cameras. I think if we were more professional RUclips producers we'd probably invest more in equipment too, but with these two additions I think we can improve the quality of our videos considerably...for now, cheers!
Nice video tour. Cindy and I visited Quarai ruins when we were out there. At that time, the veteran park ranger was Dixie Boyle. She was a very nice woman who retired a few years later, but helped us in our house hunt. The park system used to have an office in Mountainair. Is it still there? An interesting bit of history - on your drive back into the ruins, you may have noticed a tiny stream. Few people know that the land is owned by the Sisneros family, whose heritage dates back to the founding of New Mexico. Their original land grant is kept at the state house in Santa fe. But the stream originates at a hidden spring on the Sisneros property. (Note - They do not own the land with the ruins). You were a stones throw from the spring while in your vehicle. Because that spring provided a constant flow of water, the railroad paid for the use of the Sisneros water to refill the boilers on steam locomotives in the early 1900s. Yes, the tracks you see along route 60 today (across the road from the quarai sign) are the same tracks! There is a pipe that extends from the spring, goes under route 60, and runs to the tracks. The pipe dates to 1915 or so. Once steam engines were replaced by diesels in the 1950s, the water tower was removed and the pipe was capped. The Sisneros family made a fortune off the railroad. The spring is a bit of history few people know, even locals. The word Manzano means apple in spanish, so named for the original orchard planted by the Spaniards dating back hundreds of years. The manzano ochard is thought to have the first apple trees ever grown in America, brought here as seeds from Spain.
Hi Paul, thank you for the detailed history of the area. It never ceases to amaze Judy and I at what you picked up in the day exploring this landscape, communities and peoples. Yes, the Park Service is still in town, next to the "B" Street market. Dixie is still around, though we've not yet met here but almost ran into her as we were on the way down from Capilla Peak I'm pretty sure she was on her way up as she volunteers fire watch from what I understand. Next time we are out around Manzano, we will hunt down the old tracks and the tiny Stream, cheers!
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Well this was a very interesting, informative, and surprising episode. I learned that the history of DCP mirrored dozens of other developments throughout the southwest. Rio Rancho was marketed the exact same way, back in the 1960s. Lots could be had for $500 and were primarily purchased by easterners - 90 percent of whom never saw the land and never set foot in New Mexico the rest of their life. Even closer to you is the Tierra Grande estates near Belen. Hundreds of lots sold in the 1970s and 80s - less than a dozen have homes on them. Even closer is Valentine Ranch, dozens of lots but only 2 homes in 20 years. When we were looking at Valentine, the seller was listing lots from 130 to 150,000. I offered her 50 thousand and she said no. Three years later, the same 40 acre lots were selling for 30,000. Land is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. But I admit to being intrigued of Charlie talking about the views from the top of Chupadera mesa. Unfortunately wells would have to be 1000 feet deep or more from up there. As for deciding not to build, I think it is a wise decision on your part. As I wrote months ago, shortly after you bought the present home - 'you have everything you wanted right now.' In other words, you are already living your dream. Life is short my friends - spend it living, rather than making adobe bricks.
Hi Paul, yes it is interesting how things get developed out here and sold. Very disappointing to see the ratio of what is sold versus what eventually gets built on. With the current Mountainair home we have plenty of smaller projects we are investigating to do here, but first and foremost I've got to finish getting that hot tub done and operational so we are really have a more full "dream" here. I know Judy really wants that green house to grow fresh food year round and I want a little domed observatory and shop to work projects (maybe in adobe?) Anyway, a long 3 day weekend we had planned to make big progress on some final repairs only to spend one day doing more exploring (great content coming) around the Mountainair area only to spend the rest of the weekend dealing with AAA and towing companies to get the truck (failed battery/alternator likely) towed down from near the UNM student observatory at over 9300 feet. Crazy adventure, cheers!
If there is one thing I can relate to in this video, it is lower back issues. I have severe degenerative arthritis, and my worst problem areas are my sacroiliac (SI) joints. When one or both get out of position (from strenuous overwork) the pain is excruciating. To prevent or at least reduce the risk of aggravating my SI joints, I have learned to do proper stretches (meant for the lower back) every day, plus regular exercise (walking, jogging, weight training, every other day). This all helps with maintaining physical range of motion). Proper nutrition is also key in everything we do. I also see a chiropractor every 2 weeks so he can keep my spine and hip joints in proper alignment. Finally - and this comes with age - I have learned to PACE myself. The brain says 'go and do it' but you must come to terms with your physical limitations after the age of 50. This means stopping BEFORE you overdue things. It's not fun getting old, but we all get there sooner or later. Thane, I wish you rapid relief my friend. Leave the heavy lifting to Judy (just kidding Judy!!!) ❤
It has been a while since we've been into the Chiropractor and can certainly relate to how the body just doesn't want to work like it used to. Thanks for the ideas and we will be trying to get more relief from these chores, cheers!
That is really cool.
So much easier rebuilding just the shelf system, adding lighting for a display "case" then trying to rebuild those pesky baking sheet dividers and doors.