...I almost forgot: The reason I turned on LJ was to post a "hello, tell me about your life!" plus to announce that I survived working on the roof, sealing leaks that revealed themselves during this week's massive thunderstorms. Of course, I haven't had any time to make fixes lately: This always happens at the most inopportune time; it's as if my house is mocking me. Homeowners, you know what I'm talking about. And of course, my lawn looks more like a jungle than grassy plain.

Anyhow, despite 95°F heat index and scalding-hot shingles, all's sealed up (for now...) and I made it back down safely.

Later!
Chris
Tags:

From: [identity profile] chernobylred.livejournal.com


Congratulations!

And hey, anyone wanna volunteer to mow our lawn?

From: [identity profile] stuology.livejournal.com


If you need help with your yard during his busy time, I can mow. Your yard would be a piece of cake compared to mowing mine.


From: [identity profile] chernobylred.livejournal.com


Dude. I will pay you with wine and/or cash. For real. Lemme get with Chris to ask if the mower is accessible and gassed up.

From: [identity profile] chernobylred.livejournal.com


The mower is actually in the shed, which has a weird drop-off and no ramp. But we do have gas for it. If you think it'd be easier to bring your own (which means you could do it on your own time without me being home), that's totally cool.

Let me know what you'd like in exchange (in email if you'd rather) and I'll have it for you!

THANK YOU.

From: [identity profile] mckitterick.livejournal.com


You are the most-rockingest rocking thing that rocks my yard! I zipped home to get some stuff for tonight and saw that the former jungle now wears a delicate buzz-cut.

Thank You!


From: [identity profile] rose-lemberg.livejournal.com


Congrats!
Our roof is flat so thankfully we don't have to deal with shingles. But the jungle, oh, the jungle.... :P

From: [identity profile] roya-spirit.livejournal.com



If you ever need a roofer, ie, can make a claim on your Homeowner's due to hail, ours was fabulous!
McLaughlin Roofing, did the job in a day and a half, and it's splendid. Our insurance coughed up for it due to damage from two years ago, and good thing, two broken trusses were unearthed.

From: [identity profile] http://users.livejournal.com/_luaineach/


I just ventured the roof myself yesterday, for the same reason. Henry wet patch FTW!

From: [identity profile] pamelonian.livejournal.com


Was just going to venture out to mow my lawn today. If you survived the rooftop and scalding shingles, I have no excuse! Plus, I have ice cold beer for after...

From: [identity profile] robinbailey.livejournal.com


Homes are perverse things. Just when you get comfortable, relax and close your eyes for a moment, something breaks. Usually at the moment when your cash flowing isn't flowing.

From: [identity profile] queenmomcat.livejournal.com


95 heat index? yeah, that is impressive even for Kansas...and the roofing shingles can't have helped.

From: [identity profile] queenmomcat.livejournal.com


...Kansas? [blushes, hangs head in embarrassment] Sorry, Chris: that would be Kansas City and environs, not Kansas. Lawrence is in Missouri, if I remember correctly.

Still pretty much the same temperature, I'd bet.

From: [identity profile] chernobylred.livejournal.com


Sorry to tell you that Lawrence (the one we inhabit, anyway) is still in Kansas!

From: [identity profile] lingster1.livejournal.com


So that's what you do to "come down" from the Campbell?

From: [identity profile] siro-gravity.livejournal.com


hey, i know exactly what you're talking about!!! i'm restoring my kitchen, and tearing up all the grass in my yard...making pathways and beds with veggies and shrubs -like all mixed up.

the house really keeps me occupied lately.

glad you made it back down safely!
.

Most Popular Tags

Powered by Dreamwidth Studios

Style Credit

Expand Cut Tags

No cut tags