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Comments (15)When I lived in OK, I greatly depended on this board for warnings in bad weather. We could not get a signal for our weather radio, none at all. When storms started, our satellite TV would go out and our satellite internet would as well once the storms were on top of us. Long before the storms reached us, the satellite internet would slow way, way down so that we could not view radar online and, often, anything on the weather sites. However, I was usually able load GardenWeb, I guess due to it being ancient software and mostly text. This thread reminds mme I never finished setting up my weather radio here. I started on it a couple of weeks ago but got distracted. I'll do that today! Also, I want to clarify something that I think is causing a misunderstanding between Paula and Susan: When a new thread is posted, it's at the top of the board and will remain there until someone replies to it -- for several days. After that, it will eventually slide down the page. But, when newer threads (not replied to) are posted, the do bump the previous, unreplied-to threads down, one spot at a time. They don't go down and mix into the lower, replied-to threads. They just slide a little, in order of age. Am I making any sense? Cuz it doesn't feel like it. LOL Susan must have seen a couple of newer unreplied-to threads ahead of this unreplied-to thread and thought it had started its slide into history when really it was still stuck at the top, just not the very tip-top. Or maybe not but that's just what I assumed happened. Again, it fees like I'm making no sense. LOL Hopefully, someone knows what I'm trying to say and can translate. After I have more coffee, I won't even know what I was saying! Diane...See MoreFollow-up from previous post on CL Table
Comments (21)You did a great job! Some day you may want that extra table, and when it�s gone, it�s gone, and you would not get much for it, compared to the use you would have for it yourself. I have a pair of brass and glass tables, one end and a sofa table, that I have been considering doing the same thing to. I hate to donate them, they are in great shape, just the shiny brass looks dated. Mine are very plain, just tubular rectangular brass. I assume lacquered over the brass. The sofa table does have some corrosion at the bottom. May I ask you: how did you prep the metal?...See MoreUpdate on previous post
Comments (9)Thanks Mary...I havent rented in over 10 years. I guess my fear of being a renter really clouded my judgement-although that foreclosure seemed to be a really sweet deal. I am so used to my kids being able to play and laugh loudly even later in the evening, used to not having to worry that my dog is disturbing someone because he is barking at a critter foraging outside, and used to not having to worry that me walking around on the kitchen floor in the middle of the night may be disturbing people downstairs. Because of the pets and kids-and the location we need to relocate to, I am pretty much stuck with an apartment complex.... The first people were unable to come up with financing in the first 48 hours. I consider myself fortunate-because the husband came by my house the night before we accepted the second offer/before we initiated the kick out clause to ask me questions-9PM he knocks on my door even though we both have agents-wakes up my kids, and I had just sat down to relax after a long day-to ask me to leave certain decorations-because his wife was "taken" by them-no mention of money-I'm just supposed to leave them. I told him what store I purchased them in-and where he would be able to purchase alot of the items he wanted...and he mentioned in passing that his house wasn't on the market yet-and he was hoping he could wait at least till next week to put it on the market because he doesnt want to deal with it over the memorial day weekend....Huh??? Then he wanted to know if the small propane tank for the fireplace was rented or purchased-all things he could have easily found out from my agent. I know we offered this house for a more then fair price. I felt as though he was trying to squeeze every bit he could out of me-and Im sure it would have gottten worse as time went on. When I mentioned it to my agent the next morning, she called his agent to ask him what the guy was thinking coming over here, and the other agent had no clue the guy was here. My agent told me I shouldn't have let him in-I should have just told him he should direct any questions to his agent, and politely close the door... Apparently he wasn't in any kind of big rush to sell his home even though my home would have to wait to sell till he was ready. I dont know what he was thinking-the contract he signed said that he had 72 hours from the time we signed the contract to get his house on the market.... The other offer now in effect is a very nice couple-they even sent a note with the offer asking me not to change a thing because they loved the house just the way it was-and they commented on how nice and clean it was and how much they are looking forward to living here. I do love this house so very much, and feel so much better knowing these people will take care of it like I have-and will only improve on what we have done....See MoreBlack screen with cursor after log in - Win 10
Comments (2)May you never be forced to try it! Perhaps with all the updates Microsoft sends to Windows 10, some of the other tricks that used to work no longer do--or perhaps the action that brings on the black screen with cursor has a bearing on which solution will work. Lol, could it be that a year or two years from now, the sixth time will be the charm?...See MoreRelated Professionals
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