This is only a test.
This is just a test to determine whether or not I know how to communicate properly. I have been told by one person in particular that I don't know how to communicate. That's kinda funny, since all evidence seems to support the fact that I have been able to successfully communicate for the past few decades. So let's do a little experiment. I shall relate to you the small task that I did today and then you tell me if you understood.
Here goes: I had to cut down three fishtail palms that were growing by the neighbor's fence. The palms were not deliberately planted there. It seems that they sprouted up because of seeds dropped by a bird. That sort of palm is rather messy and can get very large so it was best that I cut them down before they got any larger. So I went and cut them down with the electric chainsaw and then proceeded to cut all the fronds off and cut the trunks into small, manageable pieces. I then put as many of the fronds and trunk pieces as I could fit into the big wheelie bin for trash pick-up. The rest of the fronds and trunk pieces were loaded onto the lawn cart and wheeled around to the car port. I then unloaded them from the cart and stacked them on the floor behind my car. I did this so they wouldn't lay in the yard killing the grass and getting wet and nasty with all the rain we've been having. After I stacked the fronds and trunk pieces behind my car, I then put the lawn cart on the top of them.
Now, a few questions to determine if you understood what I just said here.
1) What did I do to the fishtail palms by the neighbors fence?
2) Where are the fronds and trunk pieces?
3) Where is the lawn cart?
4) Was that story so hard to understand?
Here goes: I had to cut down three fishtail palms that were growing by the neighbor's fence. The palms were not deliberately planted there. It seems that they sprouted up because of seeds dropped by a bird. That sort of palm is rather messy and can get very large so it was best that I cut them down before they got any larger. So I went and cut them down with the electric chainsaw and then proceeded to cut all the fronds off and cut the trunks into small, manageable pieces. I then put as many of the fronds and trunk pieces as I could fit into the big wheelie bin for trash pick-up. The rest of the fronds and trunk pieces were loaded onto the lawn cart and wheeled around to the car port. I then unloaded them from the cart and stacked them on the floor behind my car. I did this so they wouldn't lay in the yard killing the grass and getting wet and nasty with all the rain we've been having. After I stacked the fronds and trunk pieces behind my car, I then put the lawn cart on the top of them.
Now, a few questions to determine if you understood what I just said here.
1) What did I do to the fishtail palms by the neighbors fence?
2) Where are the fronds and trunk pieces?
3) Where is the lawn cart?
4) Was that story so hard to understand?