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Re: hey H.O.T...how do she do it?
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Posted by HillsOfTn on February 13, 2007 at 15:35:16 from (68.19.243.73):
In Reply to: hey H.O.T...how do she do it? posted by mike a. tenn. on February 13, 2007 at 13:49:49:
Hey Mike, The secret is not to talk to them. It is a well-known fact that women have much better verbal skills than men. By the time we have figured out where the conversation is going, we are already committed. I think that is how I ended up married in the first place! I actually did accomplish a little today. I had a couple of minor parts to get painted. I also have potentially got another cylinder head located. I will know for sure tomorrow. I asked the lady to take a look and see if she had a fan shroud on the tractor where they were pulling the head. If she does, I will let you know about the price. She isn't cheap, but she knows her parts and can usually get what you need. I still haven't talked myself into attacking the rust yet. I keep telling myself that I will feel more energetic by the next day. This cold sure has got its money's worth from me. (If snot was worth a dollar a pound, I could buy all the parts I ever needed!). Good luck on the ceiling fan! Larry
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