Posted by Mike (WA) on June 17, 2008 at 17:00:59 from (69.10.198.224):
In Reply to: Knee Killer posted by Allan In NE on June 17, 2008 at 16:09:44:
Don't do kneeling. Its harmful to the health of those in our (AARP) age group. Better alternative is to sit on the ground, and just kind of scoot yourself sideways to put all that stuff together. Or better yet, hire an auction company to get rid of all this foolishness, and get thyself to a condominium. Where we all should be anyhow. But that being said, I am now on my way home, where I will put in some time on fixing the undercarraige of my bulldozer. I don't anticipate any problem until it is time to be done, and get up to go to the house- at which time, I will call out to the Mrs., who will come and help me up. Just as I help her get her horse coralled and assist her in getting up on same. After 37 years, we just help each other in accomplishing our objectives, without embarrasing questions or judgmental statements. It's not ideal, but it beats the alternatives.
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