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- Joined
- Apr 2, 2008
Good evening all. I got caught up with posts and there are to many to remember. I didn't realize I wasn't on for so long.
@Pea-n-Me - love the renovations. Similar to what I am hoping to do this winter
@lynxstch - I get your frustrations with the painter. My grandson was supposed to have at least gotten the 2 new dpoors up by now. I will give him a break as he has been working a lot and the transmission went in his car again. The second time in about 4 1/2 months. He only has weekend availability right now and his wife keeps him busy, He does plan on starting while I am away hopefully.
It has been a rough and busy week. The stomach bug took a lot out of me and I am finally feeling close to myself. Thursday my dog had an unusual accident in the house on my new carpets. When I went to look for the rug cleaner the container was dripping. It turned out to be a leak under the sink in the kitchen. Thankfully we caught it early before to much water damage was done and we called a plumber we used in an emergency a year or two ago. Thankfully it was a simple fix. new washer and retightened the nut that had worked loose. I know now to keep a check on that. He was very reasonably and only charged $40. Plus he gave me an estimate for the work in the basement. We are adding a powder room when we redo it. He also gave me a location so it helps with the planning. It will be Jim's "man cave" for all his sports memorabilia. We also had the roof silver coated. It should have been du=one a couple of years ago but with Covid we put it off. That's good for @10 years so one more thing not to worry about.
Friday was Ella's 8th grade graduation. She got very misty eyed a few times. I can't believe that she is off to high school in the fall. Yesterday was my son's birthday. It was a busy week especially when I wasn't feeling well. This week will be a little easier as the little guys are done this week.
I don't know how many of you have seen the news from my area but the I-95 collapse isn't far from me. I was really annoyed by comments on Facebook by people who are only worried about the inconvenience to them. I lived through a similar collapse almost 30 years ago. It's an inconvenience, but I knew in my heart that the driver of that truck didn't make it. He was unaccounted for until early this morning. I just kept thinking that a man is missing and most likely deceased, get over yourselves. Sadly my feelings were proved to be true and he left behind a 7 year old daughter. My heart was so heavy for them. Thankfully my mom will still be able to take us to the airport next week and we have lived in that area long enough to know the backroads, plus we are leaving before rush hour so we should be fine.
I'll leave you with pics from the graduation
Ella
And The proud Grandmom with the graduate
Hope you all have a nice evening
@Pea-n-Me - love the renovations. Similar to what I am hoping to do this winter
@lynxstch - I get your frustrations with the painter. My grandson was supposed to have at least gotten the 2 new dpoors up by now. I will give him a break as he has been working a lot and the transmission went in his car again. The second time in about 4 1/2 months. He only has weekend availability right now and his wife keeps him busy, He does plan on starting while I am away hopefully.
It has been a rough and busy week. The stomach bug took a lot out of me and I am finally feeling close to myself. Thursday my dog had an unusual accident in the house on my new carpets. When I went to look for the rug cleaner the container was dripping. It turned out to be a leak under the sink in the kitchen. Thankfully we caught it early before to much water damage was done and we called a plumber we used in an emergency a year or two ago. Thankfully it was a simple fix. new washer and retightened the nut that had worked loose. I know now to keep a check on that. He was very reasonably and only charged $40. Plus he gave me an estimate for the work in the basement. We are adding a powder room when we redo it. He also gave me a location so it helps with the planning. It will be Jim's "man cave" for all his sports memorabilia. We also had the roof silver coated. It should have been du=one a couple of years ago but with Covid we put it off. That's good for @10 years so one more thing not to worry about.
Friday was Ella's 8th grade graduation. She got very misty eyed a few times. I can't believe that she is off to high school in the fall. Yesterday was my son's birthday. It was a busy week especially when I wasn't feeling well. This week will be a little easier as the little guys are done this week.
I don't know how many of you have seen the news from my area but the I-95 collapse isn't far from me. I was really annoyed by comments on Facebook by people who are only worried about the inconvenience to them. I lived through a similar collapse almost 30 years ago. It's an inconvenience, but I knew in my heart that the driver of that truck didn't make it. He was unaccounted for until early this morning. I just kept thinking that a man is missing and most likely deceased, get over yourselves. Sadly my feelings were proved to be true and he left behind a 7 year old daughter. My heart was so heavy for them. Thankfully my mom will still be able to take us to the airport next week and we have lived in that area long enough to know the backroads, plus we are leaving before rush hour so we should be fine.
I'll leave you with pics from the graduation
Ella
And The proud Grandmom with the graduate
Hope you all have a nice evening