no, he moved the Barber Chair and all the shaving equipment upstairs!Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
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no, he moved the Barber Chair and all the shaving equipment upstairs!Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
Was thinking about your situation, could be worse.
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Bob
I know the feeling! We were door to door water in Houston this morning. Thank goodness it abated some as it did.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaron1234
Where are you?
I'm just outside of waco in elm mott.
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Good planning kept your damage slight so far Tom! Right on sir. Clever use of blocks and tile.
Dry thoughts and prayers for all folks dealing with what does seem to becoming an annual plight.
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Oh yeah! Seems everything climbs up through there!Quote:
Originally Posted by aaron1234
Thanks! I have lived in this house since 1984, Mike. It has been this bad at my street only a few times over the years and that was tropical storms.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeB52
Our fine city is allowing any vacant or good-sized lot to be developed with multi-story houses you cannot swing a hammer in between. They will tear down a traditional home and build 4 or 6 on the lot.
Without any improvements in drainage and infrastructure, I fear things will only get worse.
Hopefully, I am out of here within a few years. ;)
Ah well. It's something no matter where you live, I suppose.
Hey Tom...Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
You could always move up here near Mike and myself... It only lasts about 5-6 months out of the year.
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Move tot he west coast Tom then you only have to worry about tsunamis and hurricanes, unless you are way south then wild fires too.
Hang in there Tom !!
I take it that Mother Nature is soaking your stones for you?
