The Shed 22

Strong winds here...a branch keeps scraping against the side of the building. Half the time it sounds like someone is on our roof throwing up, the other half it sounds like a baby elephant. Either it is the branch or we have a baby elephant barfing on our roof..

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

Whatever your on, I want some. LOL

How many pixie drinks have you had anyway?



Lone that post made me crack up. I almost spit water on the screen.


Bally, you still on the ground in the cellar mate?

a reply to: Night Star

lol Seriously, the branches tonight are going CRAZY! If I could record the sounds, I would. Right now it sounds like an old woman sneezing. I'll need ear plugs to sleep tonight or I'll be laughing the whole time lol

originally posted by: Night Star

...Thank you for bringing IN TEO Gordi! ...

But... but... but... TEO found number 22 before I did!
(I reckon their 3rd eye must have spotted my story that you set out on the drawbridge earlier.)



pssst: Speaking of 3rd eyes... Did you know that Davy Crockett had three EARS?




(His left ear, his right ear and.... His Wild Front Ear!

No?..... I'll get ma coat...)

originally posted by: LoneCloudHopper2
Strong winds here...

Hi Hopper,
Try Charcoal biscuits for that.

no, hang on...

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

Hearing this over the phone is making my stomach hurt from laughing.

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer


You snuck up on me. hI! Your turn to write in the shed story. Hint, hint.

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

LOL Don't blame me, it's the trees I tell you lol A baby elephant on the roof and what sounds like a duck outside my window lol

a reply to: Night Star

Lol Too bad you can't hear the sounds though. It's unreal.

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

What the hell kind of trees do you have out there anyway? I wonder if our other Canadian friends have trees like that. LOL

a reply to: Night Star

They're feeling musical, I guess

originally posted by: LoneCloudHopper2

LOL Don't blame me, it's the trees I tell you lol A baby elephant on the roof and what sounds like a duck outside my window lol

Are you watching the movie "JUMANJI" again?? LOL

originally posted by: Night Star

You snuck up on me. hI! Your turn to write in the shed story. Hint, hint.

Where were we?? just waking up back at the shed??? I got lost...

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

Nice intro mate !

You got a Davy Crocket hat ?

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

Hello everyone, I suppose it's a bit early but I brought some of my moon brew if anyone wants, it's not as potent as a pixie drink but it will sneak up on you. I've also got some sucre de lune (moon sugar) don't get carried away with that stuff it's quite potent.

Also I brought some of my enchanted gems


I've collected them from many different regions, they will be sitting out in the garden, where you can find me. I'll be working on enchanting my Kukri knife.

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

Gordi, you certainly have some interesting tales to tell. It could have been my ghost perhaps that whispered your words into my ears..or perhaps, it was because I could feel the strength of your light. I've brought some brew as you requested, I hope you enjoy them

originally posted by: threeeyesopen
... I'll be working on enchanting my Kukri knife.

ooooh, Three... a Gurkha blade??
I quite often do a wee bit of simple wood-carving out in the woods when I need to breathe and/or ground myself!
(Don't mention the wooden mushrooms... it makes some of the sheddies nervous!)
I usually just use my trusty Swiss-Army style Victorinox knife, but we do have a Mora hook-blade for carving spoons and a big draw-blade for stripping bark / paring down larger pieces.

The Evidence:

It's a great way to relax.

originally posted by: Timely

Nice intro mate !

You got a Davy Crocket hat ?

Thank You.... No! LOL
Not sure if I'd suit that.... most hats don't like me!!!!

originally posted by: threeeyesopen
... I've brought some brew as you requested, I hope you enjoy them

Now THAT I like!

Thank You!

a reply to: Gordi The Drummer

I usually just use my trusty Swiss-Army style Victorinox knife, but we do have a Mora hook-blade for carving spoons and a big draw-blade for stripping bark / paring down larger pieces.