Name something Positive about Covid
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Comments (20)Thanks for all of the responses--It sure does make the situation better to have you all out there to help. Hopefully I can help someone else prevent this from happening to them. The sink is made to just fit a 33" cabinet. Most sinks fit for a 33" cabinet are smaller. We thought about sending it back at first but shipping would have been outrageous because it is HEAVY and I really like it. We bought an extra sink from the local store (just a regular ss)in case the granite measure people thought it was too big but they didn't see a problem with it. Looking under the cabinet there is about an inch or so that it could have been forward and I am sure they could have given me the option to shorten the lip in this case but I didn't think about. But because it is an unusual distance you would have thought that the granite fabricators would have addressed it. It should have been obvious to them. The guys who came to measure were well aware that the sink needed to be as far forward as possible. I would have went with the alternate sink if they mentioned anything about a 6.25" sink edge. If only we could go back in time. They already have all of our money. Is there any way they could shave off some of the lip w/o destroying the cabinet and polish it somewhat? I do not have a tip out drawer. I guess I could call and ask but am assuming it is impossible. Here is a link to the sink--which is awesome! http://blancocanada.com/frames/BlancoStart.htm?/pages/Catalog.htm Melanie1121: My favorite color is purple so I like Johnny the dot. Also the plumber may come this evening to address the disposal problem if he has time. The dishwasher does not leak--we just ran it b/c the electrician is here---yay!!! Thanks again everyone! HAPPY HOLIDAYS......See Morecovid positive
Comments (56)I thought I would update. My brother in law is finally out of the hospital and doing quite a bit better. His oxygen numbers are more normal. He has more strength. He lost quite a bit of weight. We are so thankful and happy. My sister is positive too and was finally able to get some medication that is helping her. She has not been in the hospital. Hopefully she will be able to handle it at home. One of my high school classmates was in the same hospital as my brother in law. Unfortunately he didn't make it. He passed away a couple of days ago. He was a very nice guy, extremely giving, always willing to help anyone. We were good friends, we both lived out in the country near each other and we rode the same schoolbus for years. So unfortunate. He had made it through heart surgery a few years ago and he was doing great. I feel bad for his family....See MoreShe's out of "Covid Jail"
Comments (19)That's good news Debby, I'm sending positive energy she continues to improve and quickly. That's wonderful her boyfriend hasn't come down with it - reflects well on him that he stayed to help. I hope its all better days ahead for your family...and that you begin to relax now. Not let your guard down, just begin to feel better too....See MoreFamily Covid Positive
Comments (27)Thanks again for the good wishes, KT friends. yeonasky -- Oh, you're so kind, but it's not *our* anniversary today. It's our DS and DIL's 22nd. They'd planned a spa weekend at a resort, now scaled down to perhaps some bath bombs in the familly bathtub for DIL. DH and I are already 'signed up' for a 58th year together to be celebrated in 2022. arcy -- A bad cold and fatigue are often the first signs of Covid. DGS tested positive at his school, a test confirmed by a lab. DS and DIL have positives from their 'home test kits' and will get lab results today. I only hope their 'feeling better now' doesn't go into reverse. I hope your test will be negative, or if positive, that it's a mild case where you can quarantine and recover at home. Chicago schools are starting "Test to Stay" now, trying to keep more kids both safe and in school. DIL is doing remote teaching again from the 'studio' DS created at home for her *last* year. What a memorable Christmas this is going to be!...See MoreAnnie Deighnaugh
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