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Hi Michelle. Just a tip on your dog ramp, especially for the older dogs. Put the ribbing of your carpet horizontally. It helps them get a better grip rather than sliding down. I enjoy your videos and all the talents you have. My favorite thing about you is your genuine love for your dogs! ❤️🐶
Hi. Michelle have been watching almost all your past videos this month, and just now knowing your a nurse gives me even much more respect and admiration for you, and love that you rescue dogs and love animals. I love your outdoor content and your view of life and your passion for many different projects and other ventures, and most importantly, you are brave, caring, and always willing to go beyond your comfort zone and try things, and never afraid to make mistakes, and always full of energy, and life, thanks Michelle for sharing so much that is just you, because that’s why we are all here watching n following you, we get you Michelle, and us fans love you so much for what you do, and for who you are, your such a wonderful person, and you’re so beautiful. Take care and many blessings to you and Steve❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌸😊🤗
Exactly! My parents were both pathologists. They were scientists who never met the actual patients. Their work was all in the labs. They were neither doctors nor nurse. They were scientists. The nurses are much closer to the actual suffering of the patients than most actual doctors are. Many thanks for the nurses and their profession!
Thank you Michelle 😊 God Bless you, Steve, Pups 🐶 🐾 and 🐈⬛too 🙏🏻Hope you're doing well, stay safe and take care my friends 🫶🏻 Appreciate you! Have a great trip 🙂 Bruce and Arrow🐾 👊🏻
Southgate! ❤ As for the herringbone, no one comes up with better chic than you. It will be perfect, as it has MG written all over it. 😊 Watching you and Bruce with the drawknife made me think of a project I've been meaning to build, a shaving horse. I think you would use it a lot. Thanks for making the doggos lives even better!
Nice idea for the back splash, the herringbone will look great but lot of cuts. Great video always a pleasure to watch Hello to Steve and lots hugs and pets for the puppies.
Nurses are angels on earth , have a good trip and I like what you did with that old plywood . I "wood" seal it with a clear satin varnish in case of lead paint
Poor Bear. You can tell his hips are hurting him. I’m sure you will be giving him and the rest of the pack your special nurses touch. Bless you Michele. Safe travels lady. Take care. 😂
My parents were both pathologists. They were scientists who never met the actual patients. Their work was all in the labs. The nurses are much closer to the actual suffering of the patients than most actual doctors are. Cheers for you and your profession!
Oooo...a new episode! Cool to see you in work environment. Knowing what your field is, I was slightly worried we'd see the "business end" of your tools of trade!! Absolutely favourite blue jeans on the net! Safe travels!!
Hi Michelle, When I did my dog door I bought 2 of them and I put a flap on the outside and a flap on the inside wall and somehow, I put a 2 metal strips recessed on the bottom on the flat part with magnets on the part that swings and it keeps the heat in. And the magnet keeps the door aligned. And it worked great. My dog loved it.
Hi Michelle, thanks for sharing your journey through life with us. Nice upgrade to the dog door, offers some ease to the older ones. I like the Herringbone idea for a backsplash, both looked good but I like Herringbone. Have a safe trip, see you next time.
I've watched a few episodes and enjoyed them very much. Especially the one with the blocked road and your exploring. However, I'm impressed you are a nurse - it is always good to have a solid career. You are so well rounded.
Michygoss, you are amazing, And being a Nurse is a noble profession, my late wife was an RN, in Geriatrics, working in nursing home. And then you buld anything you can, and use the power tools that you can, You are my super hero, lol. Keep up the good work and be safe.
10 years ago I picked up a clamping Jawhorse at a yard sale, that would work great to hold your wood when removing the live edge. You place the wood on the clamping surface step on a pedal and it’s not going anywhere. It has an attachment that holds a 4X8 sheet of plywood. It folds up when not in use so it doesn’t take up space and is easy to transport.
My sister graduates for her Masters Degree this October at Dickies Arena in Ft Worth Texas as an RN and I’m so proud for her and all she has accomplished.
The 'tiles' turned out better than I would have guessed. Fortunately both patterns look great so you can't really go wrong. It might be worth putting a little clear poly spray on the top of them to seal them both to seal in any lead, and to seal out any cooking fumes/spatter you will get over time.
I made a dog leg ramp for my dog knowing one day with arthritis she would need it. Basically it was parallel to the wall and then it turned and followed the opposite way. Very gradual ramp where any dog could do it. Football stadiums use the same principle where it gradually slopes and makes it easy for the older folks to manage. Hope this helps! Howdy from Texas.
You’re such a good woman, you clean the houses, you build things, Take care of all the dogs, and you still go to work. Can I make a suggestion that maybe getting Rimadyl for Clyde? When his hips hurt it worked really good with my dog he lived to be 17 years old. Also, just painting your wooden tiles with a satin clearcoat on the edges in the front? Leave the back bare wood to have the White tile adhesive adhere to it easily . Smart using the belt sander in that application. I have done that before. I got a 6 x 24 standing belt sander. It was only like 200 bucks very handy tool.
Thanks Dan! 💝 Clyde is on Meloxicam daily, which is basically the same thing as Rimadyl. We have used Rimadyl in the past but it’s much more expensive because of its formulation (chewable tab), but does the same thing. He does also need to lose 5 pounds, and that will help too. Now that spring is in the air, he should be more keen to have his ‘clown’ days 🤭
I love the herring bone look. I think it will look perfect at your cabin. I feel ya about Clyde. I recently lost 2 of my dogs. both mother and daughter. they were 17 and 15. they started losing their back legs like Clyde. it was sad to see them go but they had a very happy life. I hope you have a safe trip and lots of fun.
I found myself lol-ing when Bruce said the name of the tea, and it happened to be "Honey Bush". Nice quick fix on the doggy door ramp, to make it easier for all the fur babies, especially Clyde...and Southgate closing out the video with an appearance through the doggy door was perfect. You and Steve be safe on your trip, and hope the plan is to share some of that in a future video.
"Huck & Chuck room" (I'm dying!) Haven't heard that since I left Castlegar in '85... Yup, the old "catch-all" room. Enjoy the sunlight and warmth while you can -- Spring day in the West Kootenays: 25C and sunny at 1PM -- -2C and snow by 5PM... Poor Lenny, "Go in! Come out! Sheesh Mom! Make up my MIND!" Enjoying the content. Cheers from a displaced Castlegar guy, now in Oregon.
I like the distressed plywood. I personally think your second option looked good as the grain all runs in the same direction. That said, herringbone is cool too. We have wooden block floor in our house and it is laid in a herringbone pattern 😊
Herring bone looks great! Clyde's getting older and showing his age, but you give your heart to all of your animals. It's always hard to see your beloved pets getting older but we have to remember all of the good times that they gave us and that we gave them.
I fill for Clyde he is my favorite after u of course look forward to seeing u and Steve on the boat.any news on the road to the cabin enjoy your self have a good week
Hey Gurl, another good pattern is parquet, where 2 tiles lay horizontally to 2 tiles laying vertical & alternating. I use this pattern on all of my brick walkways.
You do a great job in jeans or scrubs! Definitely love the herringbone look for your backsplash. Also love your junk wood projects. Sometimes repurposed looks better than new anyway!
Hey Michelle - Great idea on the pet door. If it wasn't for all the raccoons around here, I might do the same. Can't wait to see you back up at the cabin.
I had an old yoga mat, (rubber type) I cut it up in squares and when I have to sand small parts, it holds them pretty good, as long as you don't press real hard! Have a great trip!
Michelle I totally agree with wishing our dogs could live forever. I see u have the same Bosch miter saw I have isn’t that thing amazing. Keep up the great work and stay safe.
One thing you might want to get if you do not have one is a JAW HORSE to be a second set of hands and clamp and hold things for you in a fairly compact package, look them up. Now the important things, your eyes are amazing!!! Well done as always.
Three nurses in my family and I am so proud of them. It was nice to see that side of you in your work setting. Many people have no idea of the amount of work and dedication it takes to do that job. Doing all the other things you do on top of that is truly remarkable. Totally understand about the pets living forever comment. My cat was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. She’s on medication now and is having her blood test next Monday. Hoping her results will be a positive improvement. As always, looking forward to future videos and safe travels!
"As she shoves the unsuspecting Lenny's head, through the dog door..." Watch Lenny's tail...! OH I laughed. This is utter gold. Love your channel, Michy. You keep making them (videos) and I'll keep watching. I'm sorry Lenny's getting older. We love our dogs, and wish they'd never age.
With the old tiles, that old paint might have lead in it. At the least, apply a sealer. Very clever to create your own backsplash like that. With the dog door, I'd be concerned that a cougar might slip into the house at night.
I'm not usually a fan of the weathered/distressed look, but I think those tiles are a great idea, especially in a herringbone pattern. Were you thinking of giving them a waterproof finish? That would make them more washable and also keep any paint flecks out of your food.
Like the Herringbone! Stay with it! Love your videos.. keep them going! Entertaining, enlightening and informing, with a cute Michygoss to spice it all up!
Thanks to all the nurses that works to make their patients feel better.Because my wife is a nurse and she uses to work icu and baby and mother unit all over the hospital
I have never heard of using wood as tile I think that it's a great idea. Especially since it is old reclaimed wood that really adds to the character of the wood tile. I like the Herringbone pattern too but I would say whatever pattern that would work best for the space and area that you have to cover would be the best one to use. I also thought that it was super neat to get the sneak peek of you in your nursing world. Thank you for sharing this video with us Michelle. I hope that y'all have a good one. Have fun take care
Long time listener, first time caller. The music was chill and easy. Utilizing "pretty garbage" is timely and viscerally pleasing. I enjoy your intrepid endeavors. Thanks for caring and sharing. I realize it is work; your effort is appreciated. Hugs.
Cool idea! Keep in mind that a backsplash will get wet and the plywood has lots of nooks and crannies that will get wet and stay wet. I see rotten little boards in your future. That is, unless you fiberglass it or epoxy seal it like a table. The table idea sounds nice. Make a panel at home, epoxy it, then take it down to the cabin and voila, a custom backsplash.
Cool! My wife is a nurse and has been for 40 years! Had no idea you were a RN after watching these DIY videos. How in the world do you find time to do all of this? Incredible & impressive!
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Hey Bluetti...you need to make a dual fuel that talks to your stuff like the other guys have but for less money. :)
I only cringed like 4 times in this video..😂 Hold that plank with your....thighs.
Rhett
Hi Michelle. Just a tip on your dog ramp, especially for the older dogs. Put the ribbing of your carpet horizontally. It helps them get a better grip rather than sliding down. I enjoy your videos and all the talents you have. My favorite thing about you is your genuine love for your dogs! ❤️🐶
Thanks for serving as a Nurse, I’m a Retired Deputy and was put back together a few times by Nurses in the ER. You’re an Angel.
Even masked up and in scrubs, still Absolutely Beautiful : )
Love the herringbone look!!
Hi. Michelle have been watching almost all your past videos this month, and just now knowing your a nurse gives me even much more respect and admiration for you, and love that you rescue dogs and love animals. I love your outdoor content and your view of life and your passion for many different projects and other ventures, and most importantly, you are brave, caring, and always willing to go beyond your comfort zone and try things, and never afraid to make mistakes, and always full of energy, and life, thanks Michelle for sharing so much that is just you, because that’s why we are all here watching n following you, we get you Michelle, and us fans love you so much for what you do, and for who you are, your such a wonderful person, and you’re so beautiful. Take care and many blessings to you and Steve❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌸😊🤗
Nurses - Angels on earth. So appreciated all their care and attention given me when I was in the hospital twice in 2022.
Exactly!
My parents were both pathologists. They were scientists who never met the actual patients. Their work was all in the labs. They were neither doctors nor nurse. They were scientists.
The nurses are much closer to the actual suffering of the patients than most actual doctors are.
Many thanks for the nurses and their profession!
Cool back splash for your cliff cabin. Amazing what an artistic brain can do with otherwise scrap wood products. Outstanding 👍👍👍🇺🇸🚜👏🏻
My eyes never tire looking at your beauty 😍
Talented, intelligent and gorgeous all rolled into one perfect woman ❤
i wouldn't have dragged that ratty sheet of plywood home, but it makes beautiful tile!! who knew. Great idea!
See? You CAN teach an old dog new tricks! Atta boy, Lenny!
Thank you Michelle 😊 God Bless you, Steve, Pups 🐶 🐾 and 🐈⬛too 🙏🏻Hope you're doing well, stay safe and take care my friends 🫶🏻 Appreciate you! Have a great trip 🙂 Bruce and Arrow🐾 👊🏻
"Ergonomically friendly for the old farts!" LOL!!! You, your sense of humor and how you wear those jeans? I never get tired of you! Awwwwwesome!
You make those scrubs look amazing.❤
Nice job on the pet door. Your jeans over the nurse attire ❤
Awesome save on the plywood and a great redoing on the doggie ramp. Thanks for sharing.
Southgate! ❤
As for the herringbone, no one comes up with better chic than you. It will be perfect, as it has MG written all over it. 😊
Watching you and Bruce with the drawknife made me think of a project I've been meaning to build, a shaving horse. I think you would use it a lot.
Thanks for making the doggos lives even better!
What a nurse that can do all of wood working wow you are Great!!!!😊
Nice idea for the back splash, the herringbone will look great but lot of cuts.
Great video always a pleasure to watch
Hello to Steve and lots hugs and pets for the puppies.
Love the old wood herringbone pattern.
Nurses are angels on earth , have a good trip and I like what you did with that old plywood . I "wood" seal it with a clear satin varnish in case of lead paint
Working in a hospital is a lot of work and brings a lot of satisfaction in helping others. Love the flooring choice.
The pet door is a great idea!!!
Poor Bear. You can tell his hips are hurting him. I’m sure you will be giving him and the rest of the pack your special nurses touch. Bless you Michele. Safe travels lady. Take care. 😂
Thank you nurse, I already feel much better. Dig the safety boots!
Im a retired ICU nurse,now herbalist, and i like to build also. I enjoy all of your videos,and miss when u arent on. Enjoy being on ur trip.
My parents were both pathologists. They were scientists who never met the actual patients. Their work was all in the labs.
The nurses are much closer to the actual suffering of the patients than most actual doctors are.
Cheers for you and your profession!
Oooo...a new episode! Cool to see you in work environment. Knowing what your field is, I was slightly worried we'd see the "business end" of your tools of trade!!
Absolutely favourite blue jeans on the net!
Safe travels!!
Hi Michelle, When I did my dog door I bought 2 of them and I put a flap on the outside and a flap on the inside wall and somehow, I put a 2 metal strips recessed on the bottom on the flat part with magnets on the part that swings and it keeps the heat in. And the magnet keeps the door aligned. And it worked great. My dog loved it.
Herringbone looks great.
Michael you wear many wonderful hats ❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Michelle, thanks for sharing your journey through life with us. Nice upgrade to the dog door, offers some ease to the older ones. I like the Herringbone idea for a backsplash, both looked good but I like Herringbone. Have a safe trip, see you next time.
Oh yeah! Herringbone for sure. Nice work young lady!
A+++ for all the camera angles.👍
Amazing nurse ❤❤❤❤❤
What a lovely welcoming committee! ♥
They are always faithful!
Loved Your "Nurse-Look"! Could ONLY SEE YOUR EYES ❤😍 Okay! AND the Jig dancing,(fabulous)🤫
I've watched a few episodes and enjoyed them very much. Especially the one with the blocked road and your exploring. However, I'm impressed you are a nurse - it is always good to have a solid career. You are so well rounded.
Michygoss, you are amazing, And being a Nurse is a noble profession, my late wife was an RN, in Geriatrics, working in nursing home. And then you buld anything you can, and use the power tools that you can, You are my super hero, lol. Keep up the good work and be safe.
Herringbone pattern. Super cool look.
Love the wood you made from the old plywood.....
10 years ago I picked up a clamping Jawhorse at a yard sale, that would work great to hold your wood when removing the live edge. You place the wood on the clamping surface step on a pedal and it’s not going anywhere. It has an attachment that holds a 4X8 sheet of plywood.
It folds up when not in use so it doesn’t take up space and is easy to transport.
My sister graduates for her Masters Degree this October at Dickies Arena in Ft Worth Texas as an RN and I’m so proud for her and all she has accomplished.
So darn crafty !
Your love for animals makes me remember all my little friends, Thank you.
The herringbone looks awesome!
The 'tiles' turned out better than I would have guessed. Fortunately both patterns look great so you can't really go wrong. It might be worth putting a little clear poly spray on the top of them to seal them both to seal in any lead, and to seal out any cooking fumes/spatter you will get over time.
Never mind Bluetti,Levis should be sponsoring your every move imo 🧐🤩
The herringbone pattern looks cool.
I made a dog leg ramp for my dog knowing one day with arthritis she would need it. Basically it was parallel to the wall and then it turned and followed the opposite way. Very gradual ramp where any dog could do it. Football stadiums use the same principle where it gradually slopes and makes it easy for the older folks to manage. Hope this helps! Howdy from Texas.
Yay, cat door action at the end!
Nice job on the dog ramp.
You’re such a good woman, you clean the houses, you build things, Take care of all the dogs, and you still go to work. Can I make a suggestion that maybe getting Rimadyl for Clyde? When his hips hurt it worked really good with my dog he lived to be 17 years old. Also, just painting your wooden tiles with a satin clearcoat on the edges in the front? Leave the back bare wood
to have the White tile adhesive adhere to it easily . Smart using the belt sander in that application. I have done that before. I got a 6 x 24 standing belt sander. It was only like 200 bucks very handy tool.
Thanks Dan! 💝
Clyde is on Meloxicam daily, which is basically the same thing as Rimadyl. We have used Rimadyl in the past but it’s much more expensive because of its formulation (chewable tab), but does the same thing. He does also need to lose 5 pounds, and that will help too. Now that spring is in the air, he should be more keen to have his ‘clown’ days 🤭
Hi Michelle Good ideas today
I love the herring bone look. I think it will look perfect at your cabin. I feel ya about Clyde. I recently lost 2 of my dogs. both mother and daughter. they were 17 and 15. they started losing their back legs like Clyde. it was sad to see them go but they had a very happy life. I hope you have a safe trip and lots of fun.
Love the Herringbone! It's got my vote! Have a fun & safe trip! Enjoy! See you soon! Lee
Always luv me some nurse/carpenter Michy! And I love your dogs (and you), and they obviously love you. Keep it up girl 🥰👍
I found myself lol-ing when Bruce said the name of the tea, and it happened to be "Honey Bush". Nice quick fix on the doggy door ramp, to make it easier for all the fur babies, especially Clyde...and Southgate closing out the video with an appearance through the doggy door was perfect. You and Steve be safe on your trip, and hope the plan is to share some of that in a future video.
"Huck & Chuck room" (I'm dying!)
Haven't heard that since I left Castlegar in '85... Yup, the old "catch-all" room.
Enjoy the sunlight and warmth while you can -- Spring day in the West Kootenays: 25C and sunny at 1PM -- -2C and snow by 5PM...
Poor Lenny, "Go in! Come out! Sheesh Mom! Make up my MIND!"
Enjoying the content.
Cheers from a displaced Castlegar guy, now in Oregon.
I like the distressed plywood. I personally think your second option looked good as the grain all runs in the same direction. That said, herringbone is cool too. We have wooden block floor in our house and it is laid in a herringbone pattern 😊
Good carpentry skills. 👍
Herring bone looks great! Clyde's getting older and showing his age, but you give your heart to all of your animals. It's always hard to see your beloved pets getting older but we have to remember all of the good times that they gave us and that we gave them.
You are very beautiful and I love your beautiful dogs!
No mistakes. its your canvas paint whatever you want!!
I fill for Clyde he is my favorite after u of course look forward to seeing u and Steve on the boat.any news on the road to the cabin enjoy your self have a good week
I’m a fan of the vertical subway. Brings out the texture more.
Hey Gurl, another good pattern is parquet, where 2 tiles lay horizontally to 2 tiles laying vertical & alternating. I use this pattern on all of my brick walkways.
You do a great job in jeans or scrubs! Definitely love the herringbone look for your backsplash. Also love your junk wood projects. Sometimes repurposed looks better than new anyway!
Major points on the “Me and My Arrow” pop culture 70’s song. How many can sing that? Very obscure, but I loved it.
Hey Michelle - Great idea on the pet door. If it wasn't for all the raccoons around here, I might do the same. Can't wait to see you back up at the cabin.
Herringbone for sure !!
I had an old yoga mat, (rubber type) I cut it up in squares and when I have to sand small parts, it holds them pretty good, as long as you don't press real hard! Have a great trip!
Cool Pra ject, that's going to look great to bad you don't have a couple more sheets of that ply, safe travels.
I like the tiles too
Herringbone for the win !! Well done.
"Mommy's Home" always gets our puppies excited ! ❤
Michelle I totally agree with wishing our dogs could live forever. I see u have the same Bosch miter saw I have isn’t that thing amazing. Keep up the great work and stay safe.
How many ways to de-bark! Love it!
Great work. Out there by yerself getting it done!
Enjoy your trip ❤
Thank you for another great and inspirational video!! Come spring, i am ready to tackle some projects!!! ❤
One thing you might want to get if you do not have one is a JAW HORSE to be a second set of hands and clamp and hold things for you in a fairly compact package, look them up. Now the important things, your eyes are amazing!!! Well done as always.
I like the herringbone. . And puppies
Three nurses in my family and I am so proud of them. It was nice to see that side of you in your work setting. Many people have no idea of the amount of work and dedication it takes to do that job. Doing all the other things you do on top of that is truly remarkable. Totally understand about the pets living forever comment. My cat was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. She’s on medication now and is having her blood test next Monday. Hoping her results will be a positive improvement. As always, looking forward to future videos and safe travels!
Lovin it! It'll be great in the cabin. A little unique texture and tone to compliment the rustic part. NAIL IT (or maybe glue it)?!
Like the herringbone ! Have a safe trip !
Mmmm my favorite!!
one of the most enjoyable channels on here , great humour and little twists ,
Nice to see you in a different role michy will be even better when you back on the cliff cabin what a place that's Is 👌
Great video , the herring bone looks great .
"As she shoves the unsuspecting Lenny's head, through the dog door..." Watch Lenny's tail...! OH I laughed. This is utter gold. Love your channel, Michy. You keep making them (videos) and I'll keep watching. I'm sorry Lenny's getting older. We love our dogs, and wish they'd never age.
With the old tiles, that old paint might have lead in it. At the least, apply a sealer. Very clever to create your own backsplash like that. With the dog door, I'd be concerned that a cougar might slip into the house at night.
I'm not usually a fan of the weathered/distressed look, but I think those tiles are a great idea, especially in a herringbone pattern. Were you thinking of giving them a waterproof finish? That would make them more washable and also keep any paint flecks out of your food.
Yes, I think I will have to do something like that 👍
I don't know of any departments that could get away with so much hair hanging out of the sterile cover. Love your episodes
Like the Herringbone! Stay with it! Love your videos.. keep them going! Entertaining, enlightening and informing, with a cute Michygoss to spice it all up!
Thanks to all the nurses that works to make their patients feel better.Because my wife is a nurse and she uses to work icu and baby and mother unit all over the hospital
I have never heard of using wood as tile I think that it's a great idea. Especially since it is old reclaimed wood that really adds to the character of the wood tile. I like the Herringbone pattern too but I would say whatever pattern that would work best for the space and area that you have to cover would be the best one to use. I also thought that it was super neat to get the sneak peek of you in your nursing world. Thank you for sharing this video with us Michelle. I hope that y'all have a good one. Have fun take care
Long time listener, first time caller. The music was chill and easy. Utilizing "pretty garbage" is timely and viscerally pleasing. I enjoy your intrepid endeavors. Thanks for caring and sharing. I realize it is work; your effort is appreciated. Hugs.
Love your music choices
Cool idea! Keep in mind that a backsplash will get wet and the plywood has lots of nooks and crannies that will get wet and stay wet. I see rotten little boards in your future. That is, unless you fiberglass it or epoxy seal it like a table. The table idea sounds nice. Make a panel at home, epoxy it, then take it down to the cabin and voila, a custom backsplash.
Cool! My wife is a nurse and has been for 40 years! Had no idea you were a RN after watching these DIY videos. How in the world do you find time to do all of this? Incredible & impressive!