Morning. There are always touch ups to do when you own a home. The place is looking good. As for you birds are they that much of an issue - just a question not a criticism? We have lots of native birds living in the trees around our place in Australia, they eat the seeds / fruits, nest and whatever, it's a joy to watch them go about their daily business. We have larger birds such as Rosella's, Magpies, and Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, etc that can make a racket but it great to watch nature at work.
Just an issue on the tree that they are stripping the living greenery away to make the nest. At this rate we will have a Charlie Brown Christmas tree look alike. So its about property damage.
Hard to believe six months later I am still painting walls inside the house. Now up to ten different colors. Today was Kiwi green , yesterday a very weird dark orange, tomorrow not sure yet. Why taking so long you might ask. The house had not been repainted in about forty years and on top of that through the generations many decided to use the walls as foot rests, places for wiping your hands, math problems, Buddhist chants, and out of control kids on Pepsi highs covering almost every last inch of walls in pencil marks. Not to mention numerous broken windows. So guess who gets to clean up the mess to make it habitable . Thankfully (they) now have a new home of their own a few miles away. I can just imagine the new paint job already, I don,t want to see. So because of the heat and air pollution kept busy painting some walls three or more times to cover up the mess. So decided I may as well make the interior interesting and give the Thais something to talk about. It looks like Timothy Leary spent some time here. I will trade you bird battles for this any time over humans entering the house on paint color tours who all have the strong urge to walk directly at a color and have to rub it with their hands. Whats up with that?.
Oh man! Your comment had me rolling! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Bold colors are hardly ever used by Thais, let alone us normal folks. You should do a quick video of your finished walls. I would be very interested in the colors you selected.
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Place looks great as always
Thank you Bill!
Love the back yard! Beautiful!!
Thanks Kenny!
You have your first subscriber now!
@@AmericanInThailand Wow! Thanks Man!! Now I gotta get something in there so folks don't think someone subscribe to a channel with no content!! 555!!
What an amazing view from your window, everywhere looks even better 👏👏😍👍
Thanks!
Another well produced video Greg. Good luck with the rains. Our forecast, beginning today, is steady rains going forward.
Thanks Kenny. Good luck with your Bird Battles!
Morning. There are always touch ups to do when you own a home. The place is looking good.
As for you birds are they that much of an issue - just a question not a criticism? We have lots of native birds living in the trees around our place in Australia, they eat the seeds / fruits, nest and whatever, it's a joy to watch them go about their daily business. We have larger birds such as Rosella's, Magpies, and Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, etc that can make a racket but it great to watch nature at work.
Just an issue on the tree that they are stripping the living greenery away to make the nest. At this rate we will have a Charlie Brown Christmas tree look alike. So its about property damage.
Hard to believe six months later I am still painting walls inside the house. Now up to ten different colors. Today was Kiwi green , yesterday a very weird dark orange, tomorrow not sure yet. Why taking so long you might ask.
The house had not been repainted in about forty years and on top of that through the generations many decided to use the walls as foot rests, places for wiping your hands, math problems, Buddhist chants, and out of control kids on Pepsi highs covering almost every last inch of walls in pencil marks. Not to mention numerous broken windows. So guess who gets to clean up the mess to make it habitable . Thankfully (they) now have a new home of their own a few miles away. I can just imagine the new paint job already, I don,t want to see.
So because of the heat and air pollution kept busy painting some walls three or more times to cover up the mess. So decided I may as well make the interior interesting and give the Thais something to talk about. It looks like Timothy Leary spent some time here.
I will trade you bird battles for this any time over humans entering the house on paint color tours who all have the strong urge to walk directly at a color and have to rub it with their hands.
Whats up with that?.
Oh man! Your comment had me rolling! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Bold colors are hardly ever used by Thais, let alone us normal folks. You should do a quick video of your finished walls. I would be very interested in the colors you selected.
@@AmericanInThailand Will send pictures soon. Its a trip.