Tom Green

Stuff that falls outside of anything that would fall under the category of what I would consider to be work, right?

But it is work, but it's different work.

It's like I've got to feed the chickens or we built a fence this year for the mule and the donkey.

So it's this patent rail fence that is made out of cedar that is literally these –

100-year-old cedar rail fences that are on the property that have fallen down in the woods and, you know, have gone by the not used anymore.

And we went back with a fence builder, you know, and everybody out there is, you know, in the country is a guy whose family is traditional fence builders whose grandfather built these fences.

We went and salvaged all this wood and then built new fences out of them.

Oh, that's cool.

And so you're kind of...

It's nice to find something to do that is, A, you're outside, you're getting exercise.

You feel like you're actually doing something.

You feel like you're doing something.

And it's the first time, I said this earlier, I'm never going to leave this place.

Like it's the first time I've ever lived somewhere where I know I'm never going to sell it and leave.

So every step of my life, like everyone, as you're growing up, you get your first apartment.

How long am I going to be here?

Until I move here?

How long am I going to be here?

So now I'm just kind of like – now I just in my head I have like, oh, I'd like to maybe build a log cabin someday on the backwoods.

So that's sort of one thing I'm kind of thinking about how I want to build a log cabin.