Breakfast

grandpa Love · Feb 18, 2017

We are spending our weekend at the
home and garden show in Birmingham
AL. Advertising our deck building
business. Well I got to bragging
about my wife's cooking .....Now
she is up early making biscuits
for all the vendors on our isle.
Some of them folks didn't know you
can bake bread and biscuits from
scratch. Worst part is my wife
been so busy with the show she
bought bread. Forgot how nasty
white bread is. Lol. Terrible view
out windows. Landscaper is across
isle. Nice display. jD making me
drool. Lol.

howdy1960 · Feb 18, 2017

SWMBO used to do trail rides, was amazed how many city folks didn't know apples grow on trees.
Some were afraid to try one from a tree.
Good luck at the show!

grandpa Love · Feb 18, 2017

Taking some farm fresh eggs too. Some folks were amazed that eggs came from chickens. Way out of our element. We are workers not sales folks. Lol. It's different for sure. 17 years in business 1st time at show. I can't just stand there for 11 hours. My wife "lets " me wander around. Lots of stuff to see

Traditional Farmer · Feb 18, 2017

We had eggs from the Black Australorp Chickens,chipped cured Venison gravy and fried apples from an orchard in PA.

jm. · Feb 18, 2017

Are you using a composite material for the decking. Spent over 8 thousand on TREX decking 5 years ago now it is useless and the company will do nothing about it. Suppose to have a lifetime warranty but forget that.

grandpa Love · Feb 18, 2017

Yes. It's TREX. We have been installing it for several years. The "new generation" has been out about 5 years and is far better than the old stuff. Our sales rep is South East is good about warranty issues. We have replaced a few for folks. Most issues are caused by improper installation. Don't know where you are but E-mail me ii would be happy to see if we can help with your warranty issues.

gtractorfan · Feb 18, 2017

That is, drool til you find out the prices. But you get what you pay for.

SweetFeet · Feb 18, 2017

Mmmmm - got any turkey gravy to put on a leftover biscuit for lunch?

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