Murder and Mayhem

Lee has been here nearly a week and things are getting a lot better.

My new chainsaw has arrived. Yee-haw!

No more getting fussed at if she knows what is good for her. I put this sucker together as soon as I opened up the box.

She has 9 hours to get used to the new order of things (that's how long it takes for the battery to charge before the first use--this is a battery operated chainsaw, y'see) but after that "grace period" it's toast.

Damn woman is giggling behind me as I type this. No respect, I say!

Seriously, it really is cute but not a lot of power. It is battery operated, after all. But despite some of the worst directions I've ever encountered from Black and Decker, it's is put together and at 11pm I can use it. But I think I'll wait until tomorrow afternoon. In the morning I have to go to work--but that way it'll give the dew a chance to evaporate off some bushes that are in for a very bad day. Lee isn't really in any danger.

Comments

kenju said…
I am sure Lee is happy to know that!
8:47 PM
rosemary said…
Men and tools
Women and shoes
9:31 PM
Unknown said…
Utenzi: Unlike my oldest brother, use ear plugs. He suffered a hearing loss in one ear with his chain saw! Otherwise Congrats!
7:36 PM
SassyAssy said…
Lee might take the chainsaw to you...I can only imagine the torture you are putting the poor woman through! Hope you are a good nurse! Take care of her!
10:09 PM
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