Down Sizing

[oliver2-44 11,388]

Amazing how a topic about "Down Sizing" gets so many responses.

Must be the "Guilt" in our subconscious mind rising to the surface.

Speaking of subconscious minds, have I ever mentioned my wife added a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Degree and Licenses to her list of many last year. 

I have to be even more care about what I say as she takes every opportunity to practice her new trade on me. 

I need to down size, but don't dare make a statement out loud like that!

Some years ago at work, the new management called it "Right Sizing" to put their "positive spin on it! 

I like "Right Sizing", one can argue that means go down or up!

Edited 20 hours ago by oliver2-44

[ebinmaine 78,218]

6 minutes ago, oliver2-44 said:

I have to be even more care about what I say as she takes every opportunity to practice her new trade on me. 

I need to down size, but don't dare make a statement out loud like that!

 

 

Oh no no no no no no no no no

[953 nut 65,182]

1 hour ago, oliver2-44 said:

"Right Sizing"

I can close the doors to my barn and shop and walk around in either one using my walker so I may have achiever "Right Sizing"                But if I moved a couple of them around I'm sure there would be room for a few more.     

[rjg854 12,941]

I've got my herd down to just what I need for the things I have to do around here. A tractor for each implement, and still have one just to cruise around on.

[kpinnc 17,830]

46 minutes ago, rjg854 said:

A tractor for each implement, and still have one just to cruise around on.

 

Should be the rule of thumb for us all. 

 

But one more thing: Don't forget a spare tractor for when another is in the shop! Gotta keep a working floater! 

 

...And one for the wife.

 

...Oh no I am seeing a pattern here.