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That's a good idea. The economy is tough, contractors want work but they are looking for big projects; ones that keep the cash flow flowing.Quote:
Originally Posted by SadieKate
The smaller your project the harder it is to find someone good.
Your realtor has contacts for smaller jobs whether to fix for quick sale, stage or fix after a sale. S/he wants to keep them busy so they stick around and work for him or her.
Dear trees:
Ah. It's been nice, so you're taking it as license to do whatever foul, depraved things that you trees do. I really don't care what you do, but I must draw the line when it ends up in my nostrils, eyes, and so forth. So now I have to go on the loopy pills until May. Loopy pills are expensive. I don't want to be poor and loopy! You could have at least provided some warning. :mad:
Yours,
The person who thinks tree condoms might be a good idea.
LOL. I've been hearing alot about this lately. Allergies that is and an earlier start to the "season."Quote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
Every year at about this time I feel like I am bleeding to death through my eyes. I have to manually unseal my eyelids when I get out of bed and after rinsing them out with warm water, they drip and water all day long to the point to where I look like I am crying all of the time. At this point not even allergy pills help. Soooo glad we are expecting some rain later in the week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
Other than the eyes, the allergy pills take care of everything else except the blahs from having my eyes burning all of the time so I guess I shouldn't complain.
allergy seasons are miserable.
marni
Patanol. Seriously, if your insurance will cover it, Patanol. For all my allergies I never really had conjunctivitis until last year when it looked like I was draining a sinus infection out of my left eye. :p It was so bad I thought it was infected, but my doctor took one look and told me it was allergic.
+1 I need them for about 4 days a year, but I really need them for those days.Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
My eye doc suggested Alaway as a less expensive alternative, if insurance wouldn't cover Patanol. Per her - not quite as good, but works sort of the same way.
Of course, check with your doc.
Thanks, all.
We're down to 2 in the selection process. None of the ones we've talked to (and we've talked to a lot) would actually hire someone (or, perhaps more accurately, coordinate someone) to do the repairs. I'm working from their contacts. I think we're just in a really busy real estate season here. Houses are going under contract in a week or less fairly often.
Blueberry, are you moving away or just moving around? Best wishes on the speedy sale of your house. It's a cutie!
Dear research paper, Y U NO write yourself??!?!!! And where have all my gender theory stuff from four years ago gone to??
Not Much Love,
my poor eyes that are fuzzy from reading all those studies
dear snow gods,
really, snow today? The one day we have to drive through Idaho and Nevada on a two lane road. Me thinks you could have waited one day.
I loled :DQuote:
Originally Posted by alexis_the_tiny
Thanks:) We hope someone else will think so!Quote:
Originally Posted by tulip
We are staying in town for now - downsizing in a big way. Our plan is to rent a small apartment for a while. We need less house to maintain for right now. I'm planning to go back to school and my DH has a soft money job, so flexibility is good!
Dear Checking Account:
I need a few hundred dollars to materialize between now and tomorrow morning. Please. I have two big races that I need to register DH, myself and DD for this week.
That is all,
Limewave
what's a soft money job, Blueberry?
He is an employee of a big university, but his position is grant funded. So, if the grant funding doesn't get renewed, he doesn't have a job anymore. His position is odd - it looks like a post doc, but he doesn't have a phd.