Before you click the link I have shared, you should be aware that it seems to not be super PG-13...... Do not say I did not warn you. It is hilarious though!!!! Here is a link that might be useful: Not sure this was a boo boo.... Just WEIRD!

I suppose that to Southerners, I'd be considered a fancy Northerner. That said, I think they are a good family. Alana is surrounded by love. Their manners may not be white-glove perfect and their eating habits need work; but all-in-all I don't see a problem. June is a product of her education, or lack thereof, and her environment. They certainly could use the help of a nutritionist. That would go far in helping with the weight issues. Only a child as secure as those girls are, knowing they are loved and supported, could be as open and outspoken as they are. I do think the editing leaves something to be desired. June had her oldest when she was 15. Her home is clean. The grandmother's home is clean. She understands how difficult it is to be a teen mom. She also understands that education is important. If money were her sole motivation, she would have accepted the offer from Entertainment Tonight to fly to CA and have Alana interviewed. She said school came first and she refused. I think it's a good insight into how people rise above their environments and do the best they can within their limitations. They've got Alana believing she can be Miss America one day and they're willing to go along with it as far as Alana wants and they are all willing to put the work in to give her the opportunity. There were plenty of kids that my two went to school with that I wouldn't allow them to play with or bring home with them. None of June's girls would be on that list.

Plugging the hole and asking for a replacement are two separate non mutually exclusive issues. Such cavities should be plugged in order to not allow insect access. I would inject some pesticide also before plugging but that's me. I have a large grown up lemon tree grafted on sour orange that was damaged during a freeze more than 15 years ago. I had not noticed the damage due to the tree being unskirted until only three years ago when I saw the tree deteriorating. There was a hole and lots of old damage just above the grafting point where the tree was branching out which had become the dormitory of ants and god knows what else. I sawed away as much dead material as I could, injected and painted a mix of undiluted dormant oil, organophosphorous insecticide and copper, repeated that after a couple of weeks and then plugged and covered the old wound with pruning paste. It took lots of it to plug and cover the whole area. The tree recovered and has been growing nicely since.

I know nothing about tiles (I leave it all to installer), but isn't there something called a flat liner? It wouldn't have to be an exact match to the tile you have...something like this in a marble... Sorry, that's my rescue...hit the wrong photo. If it would cover the error, this would look okay with the white of the tub and the dark of the floor.