There's a well known mountain peak in Yosemite National Park known as "Half Dome". Formed by ancient glaciers, it resembles a giant boulder with one side broken off.
What do you get when you place a bald guy next to Half Dome? It's simple math ... just add them up!
In 1991 we set a 7-person above-ground whirlpool spa on a concrete slab then built our deck around it. After 22 years of relatively trouble-free service that spa was falling apart.
But how to remove it? Its access from the side of our house is limited; I thought we might have to hire a crane service. Instead, I used a reciprocating power saw and cut it into cubes that could fit into our (and our neighbor's) trash cans.
We've ordered a replacement spa, this one is much smaller ... a two-seater. It can be maneuvered down the side of the house and placed on the same concrete slab. The deck won't be such a tight fit around the edges, but a few modifications will make it safe and accessible. Hope the new one is a long-lived as the one it replaces!
I was surprised to see see this attractive young lady standing on the corner, waving an advertisement for Del Taco. She looked vaguely familiar. Like that inflatable girl I had a date with at a bachelor party.
In my opinion, sign mannequins are an invention that the world did not need. Seriously ... street corner advertising is an easy way for underemployed persons to earn a few dollars. For instance, this girl who was promoting a local hair salon:
And living breathing sign twirlers each invent their own unique street entertainment. Remember the "Clairemont Crazy Guy" that I posted about a few weeks ago?
C'mon America, crazy people need some love! Get rid of the sign mannequins!