Look what I did. All I had to do was take the umbrella out of the table, carry it to the garage, come back with the cover and put it on the table.
I was thinking maybe I could make this a cool story, like how I'm a rogue spy and came under fire out in back. But no, you all know better. I dumbed. Ungood.
But at least I managed to cover the BBQ without blowing it up.
Yet.
I remember when I had that happen. If I had been out there 4 minutes earlier to take down the umbrella in a wind storm, sigh. I used the shop vac to get it up.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Hope your wife isn't going to kill you for that one! LOL
ReplyDeleteMissie
Wow, at least it was all in one spot. The whole table blew off my neighbors deck (off the 2nd floor!) and smashed on the ground. Really glad no one was around for that!! I was amazed that wind could pick that thing up and fling it like that! Linda
ReplyDeleteOooooops!
ReplyDeleteoh, my friend, we must have been separated by birth!!!! Welcome ot the club of "opps"...LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL Ok...I'm sitting here laughing. I hope you don't take offense to that!! I'm just glad you didn't get hurt!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Pam xoxox
I think I miss something.....
ReplyDeleteHow did you do this????, did you move it?
Did it happen as you were taking out the umbrella???
What ever...bummer~
Marie
You know Jimmy, some things you should not have, a patio table is one of them. You might consider those cheap plastic ones next time?
ReplyDeleteBTW...did you see what my Tigers did last night? Maybe next time call them for help. :)
Sharlene
Ohhh boy! How fun that must have been to clean up. I'm very happy you covered the bbq without any consequences. ;)
ReplyDeleteIf it makes ya feel any better, Stu did the same thing. Fortunately, it was still under warranty and they actually replaced it.
ReplyDeleteNancy
DUDE!! Gotta hate it when stuff like that happens. I bet that was fun to clean up.
ReplyDeleteMy sister actually did have her BBQ catch on fire.....which caught onto the house a little. Scary, and sad.
Gosh, I hate it when that happens. Anne
ReplyDeleteOh, that's not good...
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought my day sucked!
::hug:: Chelle
That's sucks so bad, but at least you didn't hurt yourself.
ReplyDeleteLove you.
Niki
xoxo
Holy crap!
ReplyDeleteThat's easy to fix. All you need is a big sheet o' plywood.
ReplyDeleteAHA! AHAHAHAHA! Oh gosh, Jimmy...my gut hurts from having to giggle silently...you're just too much of a hoot. Thank you so much for so many giggles...at your expense, of course. Just too funny.... I'll assume you're ok...hehehehe... You may even qualify for a word I coined years ago...hehehe..."homeomoronic"...it's gender specific...it's loosely defined as..."...having anything to do with homelife..." Oh gosh...more giggles...ya' goose...;) C.
ReplyDeleteoh lippy wow
ReplyDeletethats sure a lippy moment...im glad the bbq is still ok
i miss you and im stillllll having wds
lylo
I seem to have gotten lucky in that avenue. I waited until today (go figure) when all the snow melted to finally take out the Umbrella and put the chairs away in storage. The only reason I actually got around to it, is because the wind had blown the table over twice in one day. Luckily the table never seems to break.....K, I'm going now before I end up jinxing myself here. (Hugs) Indigo
ReplyDeleteWow that sucks! I think I would have cried. ;)
ReplyDelete~Tiffany
OMG!! I would never have real glass for this very reason...too dicey...I'd be tempting the forces :0
ReplyDeletexoxo ~Myra
Yikes!!! Every year at Grandma's we would have to put away her patio set and I was always afraid I was gonna do that!!!
ReplyDeleteLove ya babe!
Gillie