Years ago my wife said that she found some pallets that some company was throwing away. She wanted us to build a fort for our kids in the backyard. No sweat, I figure that the pallets are 4x4 so we would have to keep it small but that's not a problem. Then she tells me that she'll have to borrow a trailer to haul the pallets. How many pallets is she getting?
There were three 4x4 pallets and the others were 5x10, 4x8, and I think one was 6x12. We built the fort (three walls and a roof) and it was sturdy; sturdy enough for my 240 pound self to get on top of it without a problem. Years later with rain and weather it's leaning but still sturdy. I'm unscrewing everything I can and it still won't go down the rest of the way. We finally let gravity help us; we rock it back and forth until it's off the ground enough to use it's own weight to break it apart.
Once that is finished we head over to a restaurant for a little lunch and then shower and change. Why a shower and change you ask? Now we're going to a birthday party for a family friend, this kid is turning four so it's at a park and we bring our kids. Happy birthday X.
Drop off the kids and we go to a wedding reception, it was a nice reception. A little smaller, about 50 people. Pretty cake and good food. Congratulations K and K, may you have many happy years.
X says thanks! Glad you guys had fun!
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