Tuesday, September 17, 2019

Barbed wire

I got a text from my nephew today. I guessed what he was asking but I couldn't help but have a little fun at his expense. It went like this:

Nephew: Do you have and barbed wire around the house?

Me: No but I have bad dogs. Should we install barbed wire around the house?

My nephew ignored the reply but I knew it made him smile.

Nephew: I just need an inch or two.

Me: Don't we all?

As it turns out, he needed a little barbed wire for a promotion that he was working on.

The thing about the barn is that there are many farm-related things down there that have not been used for 30 years but I keep them just in case.

Today was a perfect example of why I do.


10 comments:

  1. Dear Rick, it feels so good when we can joke/josh with friends and family and enjoy one another. And also when we have something that we can loan or give that's needed. Peace.

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  2. We joked that my father had a little of EVERYTHING in his shed, ranging from barbed wire to a kitchen sink (or two). There was some truth in that joke.
    And, of course, just as soon as he/we throw anything away we need it. Glad you could help.

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  3. It is great when we find a use for those things we save and hang on to just in case. Your nephew is one lucky fellow.

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  4. Amazing what boys have in their play houses. Good for you!
    Sherry & jack in NC

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  5. You always come through. That's what Uncles are for.
    Lisa

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  6. Last time I needed barbed wire was...I think never.

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  7. I'm dying to know what his project is.

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  8. It's good to keep things in case you'll need it if you can find it. My husband keeps everything and when he needs that whicha-ma-call-it, he can never find it.
    Maybe we can see the barb wire project...
    Hugs, Julia

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  9. That is funny and why not have a little fun:). My mom saved everything so everyone knew where to go when they needed something

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