Mens Sheds (55)

Oct 15, 2014 2:00 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb
epirbepirbDannevirke, Hawke's Bay New Zealand32 Threads 2 Polls 7,379 Posts
serene56: Omg that's fricken hilarious epirb And I love how he lines himself up for the shot
notice the kids are over the fence ? they get very dangerous pet rams . Line you up just as quick . That guys a pro .
Oct 15, 2014 2:06 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb: notice the kids are over the fence ? they get very dangerous pet rams . Line you up just as quick . That guys a pro .




Yeah he looks like a big strong powerful beastie conversing


Just the ticket for a Women's Shed giggle
Oct 15, 2014 2:13 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb
epirbepirbDannevirke, Hawke's Bay New Zealand32 Threads 2 Polls 7,379 Posts
serene56: Yeah he looks like a big strong powerful beastie Just the ticket for a Women's Shed
I am sure he would like it too .
Oct 15, 2014 2:16 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb: I am sure he would like it too .




I was seriously thinking that I'd like to be in a position to do a Women's Shed myself conversing


Saw a thing on TV about an Ethiopian woman who started a huge garden co-op for women when she found that she was lonely and isolated after moving to Aus.

It was a huge success and she is intending to expand thumbs up
Oct 15, 2014 2:32 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb
epirbepirbDannevirke, Hawke's Bay New Zealand32 Threads 2 Polls 7,379 Posts
serene56: I was seriously thinking that I'd like to be in a position to do a Women's Shed myself Saw a thing on TV about an Ethiopian woman who started a huge garden co-op for women when she found that she was lonely and isolated after moving to Aus.

It was a huge success and she is intending to expand
Some urban gardens have been set up here of a similar nature . Not sure how they last as that bit is missed by the media . I would guess that vandal's would be a problem like any inner city program . Little red hen story all over again . In a secure area it would be Ok or smaller community's where everybody knows everybody , nothing like saying to a punk " I know your mother " strikes fear in the bravest heart .
Oct 15, 2014 2:45 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb: Some urban gardens have been set up here of a similar nature . Not sure how they last as that bit is missed by the media . I would guess that vandal's would be a problem like any inner city program . Little red hen story all over again . In a secure area it would be Ok or smaller community's where everybody knows everybody , nothing like saying to a punk " I know your mother " strikes fear in the bravest heart .




That's where the ram comes in thumbs up lol
Oct 15, 2014 2:52 AM CST Mens Sheds
wash2u
wash2uwash2uMelbourne, Victoria Australia79 Threads 1 Polls 3,768 Posts
serene56: Same here Happy I live a simple quiet life also, me and the dog lol.

I've never been one for hanging out with groups of women but I don't mind the idea of a Women's Shed (there are such things here), a drop-in kind of place where you can come and go as you please


There has been "Womens Shed" equivalents out there for many years. Most notably the Country Womens Associations and the View Clubs. And they have been for too long associated with widows and the grey-haired beehive hairdos. Way back in the early 80s, the wife (ex#1) & I visited a friend staying at the CWA rooms in Sydeney. She was around 30 then, and most of the people we saw were not much older.

My mum played hockey when she was very young. She was 82 when when she went to her last reunion "with the girls."

Dad, who passed away in 1984, was in Rotary. So mum was classed as a "Rotary-anne" and did enjoy many times with "fellow Rotary-annes" for many years afterwards.
Oct 15, 2014 3:15 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb
epirbepirbDannevirke, Hawke's Bay New Zealand32 Threads 2 Polls 7,379 Posts
wash2u: There has been "Womens Shed" equivalents out there for many years. Most notably the Country Womens Associations and the View Clubs. And they have been for too long associated with widows and the grey-haired beehive hairdos. Way back in the early 80s, the wife (ex#1) & I visited a friend staying at the CWA rooms in Sydeney. She was around 30 then, and most of the people we saw were not much older.

My mum played hockey when she was very young. She was 82 when when she went to her last reunion "with the girls."

Dad, who passed away in 1984, was in Rotary. So mum was classed as a "Rotary-anne" and did enjoy many times with "fellow Rotary-annes" for many years afterwards.
CWI's they are called here , full of grey hairs and shrinking in membership as a lot of woman take an active part in running farms . Or work off farms as the roads are better .
Oct 15, 2014 3:19 AM CST Mens Sheds
epirb: CWI's they are called here , full of grey hairs and shrinking in membership as a lot of woman take an active part in running farms . Or work off farms as the roads are better .




Yeah, I'm not ready for the grey-haired set yet conversing


I'd like to mix with modern switched-on women who are on the same page as me.


Just now and then when it suits


conversing
Oct 15, 2014 4:03 AM CST Mens Sheds
wash2u
wash2uwash2uMelbourne, Victoria Australia79 Threads 1 Polls 3,768 Posts
serene56: Yeah, I'm not ready for the grey-haired set yet I'd like to mix with modern switched-on women who are on the same page as me.Just now and then when it suits


Many thanks to a very lovely lady (at that time) who got me connected to an Aussie magazine called "Outback." She was later the dreaded Ex #2. I have continued my subsription over the years.

And a very outstanding acknowledged contribution that have come through on the role of the Aussie woman battler in the outback propertuy. Okay, a few have come through thick and thin on "the family property" but there are many that have won through against the odds.

And there have been some of my family members that have not done as well as others. My uncle's funeral highlighted to me that while many saw "The Property" as "belonging to the family" they did see that it did go to the ones who cared for the property and its future values.
Oct 20, 2014 8:23 AM CST Mens Sheds
PrOwLeR__
PrOwLeR__PrOwLeR__Mermaid Beach, Queensland Australia7 Threads 130 Posts
serene56: Yeah, I'm not ready for the grey-haired set yet I'd like to mix with modern switched-on women who are on the same page as me.Just now and then when it suits





YoU have taken the thought out of my head, modern switched on woman are those I too enjoy mixing with ...


and Yes thanks in advance, Tis lovely to see me I know ... grin

Hope life is treating you well serene .... here have one of these for old times sake .... peace ....
Oct 30, 2014 12:14 AM CST Mens Sheds
PrOwLeR__: YoU have taken the thought out of my head, modern switched on woman are those I too enjoy mixing with ...and Yes thanks in advance, Tis lovely to see me I know ...

Hope life is treating you well serene .... here have one of these for old times sake .... ....




Yeah whatever P mumbling


But in other news, I'm wondering whether one has to enjoy fart jokes when involved with Men's Sheds conversing
Oct 30, 2014 2:35 AM CST Mens Sheds
wash2u
wash2uwash2uMelbourne, Victoria Australia79 Threads 1 Polls 3,768 Posts
serene56: I was seriously thinking that I'd like to be in a position to do a Women's Shed myself Saw a thing on TV about an Ethiopian woman who started a huge garden co-op for women when she found that she was lonely and isolated after moving to Aus.

It was a huge success and she is intending to expand


I have seen a couple of bits on tv .... may have been Gardening Australia or Landline on ABC ... about some Asian women (maybe Karan people) who had started doing the vegie garden at Werribee House (Vic). Some sort a local community project done under some Council ethnic female diversity project to get these women out into the community and meet others in similar situation.

Saw an update recently on the project and it has now progressed from just some woment growing some of the vegies from their home country to now some of their unemployed men have now come along to assist with some of the harder work plus the Werribee House State Parks people have now taken on a couple of young people from that culture as horticultural apprentices.
Oct 30, 2014 3:10 AM CST Mens Sheds
PrOwLeR__
PrOwLeR__PrOwLeR__Mermaid Beach, Queensland Australia7 Threads 130 Posts
wash2u: I would suggest that you attend a few Dog Shows to get an idea of what is already on the market and what you may have to compete against. And also to have a look at the size of the market.

I showed dogs for about 10 years and never needed a pet trailer or caravan as I only showed one dog at a time due to how hard it was to prepare my breed. A lot of people I knew had several dogs to show and it was usually the family station wagon or van with several dog crates in it or fitted out. A few of the larger breeders did have dog-trailers ... also people with money who did not want animals in their cars.





these are kennels wash built to look like a miniature version of a caravan .... they are not tow able and are purely a decorative dog house ... nothing more ........ grin
Oct 30, 2014 3:18 AM CST Mens Sheds
PrOwLeR__: these are kennels wash built to look like a miniature version of a caravan .... they are not tow able and are purely a decorative dog house ... nothing more ........




I saw a thing about a guy who is building and distributing such things for homeless people .. they have wheels for easy mobility uh oh
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