Should I or shouldn’t I? Sofa but no house.
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Comments (30)Yes it is a swing, needs a coat of oil. But I love it. Will never not have a swing. I can lay down in it to read and with in 10 minutes, am asleep! Love it! Well we are almost done, will not tell you how many cans of paint it has taken, oy! But from what I understand that is normal going from light to dark, and using the textured paint. I do love it, can't wait to get it all done and set up. Will post pics when done! Toodles, Laura...See MoreShould I or shouldn't I
Comments (6)Once you have a few nice big leaves you can be relatively sure that you have roots. I have had a cutting that was full of foliage that suddenly stopped growing. When I finally decided to see what was going on I found there were no roots. Maybe it had them and something in the soil either ate or rotted them, don't know but that plant eventually died. I don't go digging around unless I haven't seen any growth in a few months or unless something strange is going on, like the cutting I just mentioned. I do gently tug to check for resistance after I've had foliage develop. I guess I shouldn't do that but I haven't hurt anything ....yet. lol So I won't recommend tugging on the cutting, just watch the growth. I'm just anxious to get them outside so I can put away my seed mat and turn off the HID lights. The lights were great in the winter when it was cold but they generate so much heat. Even with the AC running 24/7 it still heats up the entire room to an uncomfortable temperature. Like you said they are looking so good, I'm hesitant to change anything. I have a few cuttings on a seed mat upstairs but that one is a one flat mat with no supplemental lighting so they aren't a problem. Karyn...See Morei should be glad i have another year to get started, shouldn't i?
Comments (11)fallingwaters; first of all, know that your you and your dh, and his hea lth care prov iders are in my prayers. Your priorities are in the right place, although I know there is some disappointment after getting so much in place for the renovation. I, too, put off my kitchen for a year. My MIL fractured her hip and was having repeated complications, my husbands workload increased at work and by being the primary healthcare surrogate for his mom. I sensed that just having the stress of ripping out the kitchen -- but also of not HAVING a functional kitchen, was a bit more than our family could deal with. My kitchen is a place of respite, even if in it's current state it isn't perfect. My experience has been like needssometips and jreuter. I saved up some more $$. I'm not putting that extra into the kitchen, but it is giving us a bit more of a cushion. 2. I've gotten just about every wee decision made, down to the gar bage di sposal, and what I'm lining the drawers with. Except for the darn faucet. Still trying to figure it out. In the next few months as you go thru this with your husband, there will likely be times when you feel out of control. Looking at pulls and such and making a few decisions unrelated to the health aspects may help you get a feeling of control back. And in the middle of the night, when you can't sleep, no doubt someone has posted a tittilating post (I know that isn't spelled right) that may take your mind off the stressors for a few minutes....See MoreHubbard clause - should I or shouldn't I???
Comments (5)Thanks for all the responses - this really helps. The buyers are only interested in our property because it abutts their parents backyard. It's a one of a kind situation for them. We are building a house and our timelines are a bit flexible. The builder will speed things up if we sell quickly, or vice versa. I'm leaning toward ruling out the Hubbard but countering with a longer window to close - as much as 6 months. We could close on the new house without the sale of this one if we had to. At least this option would shine a light at the end of the tunnel. Do you think this is a feasible option?...See MoreRelated Professionals
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