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Sueshore said:
They were named according to size....my guess is a little orthodontic humor?

I guess when they are making that kind of money, they can call rubber bands whatever they want!

Oops- we highjacked SJ's nephews! I'm sure he won't be surprised!
 
jdarg said:
I guess when they are making that kind of money, they can call rubber bands whatever they want!

Oops- we highjacked SJ's nephews! I'm sure he won't be surprised!

They will probably need braces one day! Just call us tangentizied!!!!
 
They are cutie pies. Watch those sweet little fingers around that saw. Can't help it, it's the mother in me.
 
dbuck said:
They are cutie pies. Watch those sweet little fingers around that saw. Can't help it, it's the mother in me.
Oh, they are all about safety in that house (at least his mother is). There is always one supervisor in the house while the little guy is operating the table saw (even if the supervisor is asleep upstairs). The construction photo was taken at 3:00am, when the adults were asleep. He put on his shirt and construction helmet and began to work. He likes the sheet rock mud mix. It looks like he has been baking, but he does not start that project until 5:30am every day. Cooking is his day job. This is going to be one work-a-holic adult. His brother may be a couch potato.
 
SJ-

I can't wait to get my little man out there building stuff with me. Can't wait.
Great pics.
 
Landlocked said:
SJ-

I can't wait to get my little man out there building stuff with me. Can't wait.
Great pics.
They have been renovating their house since summer, and I am sure the little construction worker will continue to "work" on it even after they complete the renovation. The kid does have three hammers that all need to be used. You should see him operate the backhoe. :shock:
 
Smiling JOe said:
They have been renovating their house since summer, and I am sure the little construction worker will continue to "work" on it even after they complete the renovation. The kid does have three hammers that all need to be used. You should see him operate the backhoe. :shock:

Awesome! That is one reason I'm getting into the business I am. I'd like to have something he can learn and not to mention, something to take over one day when I retire. (If he wants to.) :D
 
Smiling JOe said:
Oh, they are all about safety in that house (at least his mother is). There is always one supervisor in the house while the little guy is operating the table saw (even if the supervisor is asleep upstairs). The construction photo was taken at 3:00am, when the adults were asleep. He put on his shirt and construction helmet and began to work. He likes the sheet rock mud mix. It looks like he has been baking, but he does not start that project until 5:30am every day. Cooking is his day job. This is going to be one work-a-holic adult. His brother may be a couch potato.


I know you are just FUNNing with me. :rolling:
 
Sweet, Sweet babies SJ, I am sure they take after Uncle SJ, right?
 
kathydwells said:
Sweet, Sweet babies SJ, I am sure they take after Uncle SJ, right?

dbuck, There is not much exageration in my story. Okay, so maybe he was only pretending to run the table saw.

Kathydwells, so far, at least the construction guys takes more after another uncle than me;-). However, I am trying to get them to come to Camp SoWal for their summers so that I can break them in, but their Momma is not up for that idea just yet. I figure the 3 year old who loves to cook and build, can cook for me, and get a construction job with my brother. (If you guys see a three year old building houses in WaterColor next year, please don't call Uncle Sam. Can you imagine his resume? Well, I began building houses when I was two...
 
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