RetiredSaintsLsuFan

First thing is do you have the skills to build it. I built a big shed years ago, but I could not do it now due to my age. I would work up an estimate to compare it to a pre-built one. Factor in your time to build it. Don't forget your roof trusses.

Here is the current Lowes ad. It does not have the 5 for $10 mulch in it.

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Yea Walmart has plans for mulitple data and logistic centers. Bidding on several of there future projects. One we just completed near Baytown in the warehouse district off 565 is massive. about 180 employees. Next one to come online will prob be Miss/Alabama and then another in NE Texas (Dallas area. Arkansas project is 2/3 years away but will essentially be the biggest and house everything. looking at building footprint alone to be more than 280 acres.

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Walmart has been working on Walmart City inside Bentonville for a few years now. They are moving their main office there. There will also be apartments and restaurants there. They are getting way too big.

It should be coming up soon being they are stocking up the parking area. Their next weekly ad comes out on the 19th. I need about 50cf of garden soil, some mulch and some river rocks.

I got a letter yesterday from Arkansas State Police saying the FBI rejected my fingerprints. It said to get a second set run and if this set fails also the FBI will research my name only. I went today for my fingerprinting and they did a lot better than the first one's did. I had so much lotion on my fingers the guy doing the fingerprinting had to wipe the screen after each set.

Keeping fingers crossed!

HGTV has been full woke with all of their gay episodes of a lot of their shows.

I am thinking of something else that interfered with my fingerprinting is I was freezing cold in the building. The heat was at the back of the room and I was in the front. I get cold easy and I was shivering during the class.

Last year I started getting seeds from LINK . They are reasonably priced and fairly quick to ship out. I just got a bunch of sweet starter onions that I will be planting in a few weeks. I plan on putting them in five gallon garden bags which will be on a heavy duty wagon. I will have them out in the sun, but I will bring them into my garage if the temperatures get to low. Once the frost danger is gone the bags will be put into one of my garden areas.

I am in the process of fencing in a second area to keep the deer out. This one will have two-four foot rings for cucumbers and cantaloupe. I enlarged and installed another 4'x8' bed for my wife. In the main bed she has two 4'x8' beds, a four foot ring and a three foot ring. There is ample space for other containers if she needs them. This year we are planting some cream peas in one of the larger beds.

Being we are in NW Arkansas we have to wait a little longer. I do the grunt work and my wife does the planting. She plans on starting her pepper and tomato seeds the first of March. These will be under a grow light. She normally buys plants, but she wanted to try seeds.

Last year she had to give away tomatoes and cantaloupes being she had more than what she could handle. Our neighbors love her garden.

He made a comment that he had to tilt his head to find the sweet spot with iron sights.

Te CC permit instructor mentioned that people with progressive lenses on their glasses would benefit from this type of red dot.

How do these mount onto the handguns? I am assuming the handgun would need some type of rail, but what do I know. I have a S&W M&P Shield 9mm and a SAR9 9mm. I searched and I did not see many handguns with a rail on the top.