TOPIC: why its taking so long to finish the sunray

my honey do list,we started with digging the footer over a month ago for our 12x24 front porch,and today we did a little landscaping,then i worked at putting 2 new wheels a trailer jack and the rubrail on the sunray.

john, i know those aren't belgium block. are they precast?

ron yeah they are just block from lowes,they look precast.
1.80 something,not expensive.

dang, dude...here I was looking to pick up an excuse for not....working on the cobia, and wala I still have no excuses...other than it a pretty scary thing to look into at the moment and just think about is completely....insane!

just might have to either figure out how...to get-er-done somewhat professionally somehow or...god for bid let it see the working end of my saws-all after I strip off all the hardware.

I hear that Houston. I have a little boat I want to work on too and besides finishing a few nearly complete projects I have no excuses my self. One day at a time I guess.
You cant cut up that nice boat, lol
I bet John is working on another project this weekend, lol...Mike

your right mike, they do not make enough saws-all blades

lol,nope mike,i finaly took 3 days off of projects,and just got home from camping for our 27th wedding anniversary.
mark ,you can handle fixing the cobia,your damn smart,you dont need a pro to help you,but i do with the motor of the sunray.

ok, give me a clue in on that motor and I'll roll it around a little in my tin can I have and I let yea know what...pops