Wet and still leaky Tuesday
Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 7:01 am
Well, good morning all!
Unfortunately my rear window's still leaking. May have to pull the whole thing out and put it back in with new weatherstripping. Sure hope your leaks have not reappeared Donna.
Rain this morning, should be moving out by noon. Will have to get wet though because I still have 2 horses to go and feed. My 5 horses/3 donkeys were done with yesterday but I picked up 2 more for yesterday evening and today. July has turned into a busy month for me with lots of last minute callers.
Not much on my agenda for today. Need to tackle a caulking project around my bathtub (in my house this time!) that is long overdue.
Son heard from structural engineer that his most of his building that is still there is sound enough to rebuild. Now he needs another engineer to draw up plans of what they are going to do so he can submit it to the village for approval. Hopefully the village will realize that allowing him to rebuild without making him jump through a bunch of hoops will be to their benefit; tax money coming in from a business is more than the small amount of real estate taxes he'd pay on the vacant lot if they won't let him rebuild and he knocks everything down.
Good days to everyone on the road or at home, stay safe wherever you are!
Kathy
Unfortunately my rear window's still leaking. May have to pull the whole thing out and put it back in with new weatherstripping. Sure hope your leaks have not reappeared Donna.
Rain this morning, should be moving out by noon. Will have to get wet though because I still have 2 horses to go and feed. My 5 horses/3 donkeys were done with yesterday but I picked up 2 more for yesterday evening and today. July has turned into a busy month for me with lots of last minute callers.
Not much on my agenda for today. Need to tackle a caulking project around my bathtub (in my house this time!) that is long overdue.
Son heard from structural engineer that his most of his building that is still there is sound enough to rebuild. Now he needs another engineer to draw up plans of what they are going to do so he can submit it to the village for approval. Hopefully the village will realize that allowing him to rebuild without making him jump through a bunch of hoops will be to their benefit; tax money coming in from a business is more than the small amount of real estate taxes he'd pay on the vacant lot if they won't let him rebuild and he knocks everything down.
Good days to everyone on the road or at home, stay safe wherever you are!
Kathy