Do you have a local appliance repairman? I bought my last washer from a man who refurbishes and repairs older appliances.......it worked for 14 years, and saved me a lot of money. That could be an option.
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Going to go check out my local Weight Watchers meeting today
(I know exactly what you mean!)
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
GNTLGNT's "Soupy Sales" reference (on another thread) reminded me of feeling old.
We were with friends, talking about dogs and someone asked what a bull terrier looked like. I said "you know, like Spuds Makenzie" and one woman says "Who??"
She's like a decade younger than I am, but I didn't realize it. I just said "nevermind"
Just saw 2 deer out in the snow covered field behind our house looking for food. I felt so bad for them.
...even at 88, my pops still buys shelled corn in 50 pound bags and totes it out to our orchard and dumps it into a feeding bin for the deer on his property....
That is really nice of him to do that.
There is a scene in The Tommyknockers where
I wondered if anybody keeps their water heater at a high level. I have been in some homes where the hot water steams up the bathroom mirror in seconds. In our home a person could leave their hand under a hot faucet and they wouldn't get burned. Any preferences?
Gard is nearly scalded by the hot water in Bobbi's house and it leads to him discovering Bobbi's new power source for her water heater.
We used to do this at my mom's old house before she had to move. We had a trough for them right outside the back fence. There weren't any houses behind her place. Nothing but a huge field and lots of trees where they would take shelter.
Agreed. The hotter the better. I want my skin to be lobster red when I'm in the tub.
I've been searching for designated threads for Stephen King photos. No luck. Hopefully no one will mind if I share a few here.
No problem, I thought it was funny.
go edit yours Doc, get rid of the link. k?
THe second photo? I call that his "Stephen Hawking" look.
He really does, the way he's sitting and his hair, glasses...something.
He's kind of smushed back in his chair with his chin down into his neck, sort of like Hawking sits.
He's kind of smushed back in his chair with his chin down into his neck, sort of like Hawking sits.
He should get one of those voiceboxes and freak out Tabby one night, lol.
I did a paper on Hawking for college. I had read A Brief History of Time and I understood it, but I had to read it very slowly and sometimes re-read certain concepts to get it. I couldn't explain a thing to you now about it, but at the time, I got it.
He really is a very remarkable man.
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