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Need to Vent as I'm sick and tired of all this garbage.
Comments (12)Lawn lady, Yes, 4 years. I agree it is someone else's turn now but the manager insists it be in front of my house. Yes, they just dump their bagged trash in green bags, recyclable in blue bags. I am the only person that uses a plastic garbage can with a tight fitting lid. I wish there were some way I could get them to stop putting it there. There is no maintenance fee. It's all included in the pad rent. I like your idea of having him choose a number. I wonder if he would go for that. I have to tell you, it was funny watching him run around and picking up all the garbage that I swept onto the street. I know it's not nice of me but still, it made me laugh. The wind picked up and every time he went to pick up a piece of paper the wind would blow it and he had to chase after it. I told him I was going to do this everytime I see garbage strewn all over my lawn and driveway. Thanks so much for your reply and suggestion. Oh yeah, regarding the barbeque. Not such a good idea. My dh isn't as friendly as me and he wouldn't feed the birds let alone the neighbors. dchall: Leaf Blower?? Haha...Best idea yet!...See MoreNew hostas arriving tomorrow or Wed.--I'm sick & can't plant
Comments (2)I had a Haylcon sit on the kitchen counter wrapped in the wet paper towel and plastic wrap it was shipped in for more than 2 weeks once. It survived! Last year we had 75 hostas in the living room until the danger of last frost passed. I believe that was about a month. Your hostas will do fine sitting in temporary containers until you plant them in the ground. Remember to water them though. Gesila...See MoreOK I'm sick from moldy house
Comments (6)RMH123, Sorry for your problems and it sounds like youâÂÂre stressed. First of all, relax and donâÂÂt assume the worst. Mold can be a health issue for some (I can eat the stuff and it doesnâÂÂt bother me) and there are MANY naysayers out there. However, donâÂÂt get mad at the naysayers but get mad at the lawyers. When mold became known as a potential problem, the lawyers rushed in and started suing property owners and companies for ridiculous amounts for absurd reasons. Many unethical individuals started lining up with these lawyers looking for an easy payday. ThatâÂÂs why the insurance companies exclude mold in most policies. Unfortunately, people like yourself tend to get lumped in with all the lawsuit hustlers. Your prices have some big variances. Be careful, many companies charge ridiculous prices for this work. I donâÂÂt recommend franchise companies for your situation for a multitude of reasons. Did you have an IH write a protocol? Be careful, some IHâÂÂs can go way overboard to cover their butts. Health issues raise major concerns with anyone in this industry so they will likely write a scope to extremes to protect themselves. How in the world did raw sewage get into your HVAC ducts? ???? If you need help, send me an email and we can talk offline as there is too much to cover here. Good luck!!!...See MoreI'm Sick and Not Ready for Christmas
Comments (32)It's Jannie the OP and it's Monday morning, I had a pretty good night's sleep, but a lot of coughing, but thankfully today I feel much stronger, tho I still have no voice. I managed to get to the grocery store and got my Christmas food shopping done. The store wasn't too crowded at 7:30 AM and I knew where everything was, so it was simple enough. All I still need is a nice bottle of white or pink wine for Christmas day. Evrerything's on schedule to have my girls over Wednesday. But I still wish that dumb bonus check would arrive. Yes they are "big girls" (24 and 25) so they'll understand IOU's. Now I'm gonna just rest and take it easy the rest of the day. Good movies on TV all day......See More- 9 years ago
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