That's only because he was toCheapfrugal to buy the next door lot for a man cave.
I think the previous owner hired an Australian plumber. ?What in Sam Hill is that thing? I've seen rain showers but man, that'll give you brain damage!
Did someone mix up the bidet with the rain head?
And he gets a nite light just like my Ranger.Now you're entering dangerous territory! My Ranger never sleeps outside unless we're away on vacation and even then most Airbnb's had a garage or car port. lol
show me some from the time when george washington's parents were just coming of age. and i mean privately owned ones used as residences, not museums.lol right! Like we don't have any homes here that are over 30 years old and those that are, are all falling apart.
Blowing in the Wind, would face it better? or rotten by rodents
like feather in the wind, sweetheart.
Many historical home were turned into museums over the years so people could tour them and see the history. Whether or not someone is actually living in them is irrelevant, they're still around today. Besides, they're VERY expensive to maintain and had very little insulation as they were built totally different back then. There are many still around in MA from way back to the late 1700's.
Told you that 45k sqf steel outbuilding would have been perfect for just moving in..."boxes"Thanks Larry. I think she already has enough to fill the whole crawl space! ?‍
Oh, I understand completely. Today is our 53rd wedding anniversary and I gave our underground storage workers the day offBrother, you're really underestimating her. This won't even be large enough!
It's a tough job and somebody had to do itCongratulations!
Your wife is a saint for putting up with you for 53 years!?
Hopefully Terry is forwarding these Congrats to his wife. She's the real hero and deserves all of them! ?
I know this is an old post to comment on, but damn, are those encyclopedias? Anyone under 40 wouldn’t know what those are used for. We used to have Britanica, New World And Word Book.My toughest move physically was my last into the 2-story where I live now. Myself and friends did all the hauling and moving ourselves with our own trucks (no moving vans or U-hauls) from one point in the city to the other. The big challenge was getting the furniture up to the 2nd story. The stairs do not go straight up but the landing between the 1st & 2nd floor reverses direction creating a tight turn around. The king size bed especially was a lot of work to get around the landing. Fortunately this is a safe, quiet neighborhood and hopefully won’t ever need to move again...
