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using timber and stone from our fa*m, and living off the grid.. i am running for us representative in the fourth congressional district of kentucky. no someone hasn't hacked my timber frame blog.  i am running for united states congress.  if you have followed my blog over the years, or if you just found it this week and spent the last 20 hours of your life reading every post, you have a pretty good idea of who i am.  i believe in freedom, independence, responsibility, teaching, learning, and building things that will last centuries.  no challenge is too our federal government  has a scarcity of leaders who are willing and able to address our nation's problems.  i am not a typical politician, but i know i can help our country.  a 10,000 foot survey of this race (i study everything before i jump!), reveals that i can win it.  i have been raising money, consolidating support, speaking, and meeting people for eight weeks.  the momentum is building.  the or if you're just curious, like this facebook page:  thomasmas*ieforcongress i have a great on-topic blog post to add some day about the synthetic stucco we chose that solves the moisture drainage issues inherent with synthetic stucco.  and another about the eco gen 6kw backup generator that is finally wired up and working.  those will have to wait until at least june.  in the mean time, please follow my campaign on facebook or at my campaign site.  with your help, i could be blogging about solving the problems in washington dc, next year.  thank you! the ipad.. since i have a day job now, theres very little time for working on the house. the stone mason has been laying up the stone on the retaining wall for the past few days. the family and i have been collecting the stones for him from the creek, woods, and the little quarry that i abandoned a couple of years ago.  between yesterday and today, i estimate we collected about 5 tons of squarish stones so the mason can get started on the east retaining wall.  in the very middle of the stone pile below you can see the stones have more of an orange