Thanks Rob, I am sure you are right. I was mostly surprised at how drunk a single beer made me feel, a cheap drunk now!Those beer calories are probably pretty good for you, Rob.
Sounds quite reasonable, I will do it again before too long.I vote for occasional (reasonable) beer calories as well
That is what I think will end up happening, but only a part of it. Most of the line is good pvc and doesn't leak. The problem is the leak is in a location with a lot of buried utilities so even just a replacement will mean a lot of hand digging. And in our climate the line has to be at least 3 feet down to avoid freezing.could you just abandon the old pipe completely and install something more modern, more rugged, more direct and less likely to fail again somewhere else?
I really am not, I have help from a friend who is a handyman, he knows a lot about plumbing, and has a backhoe. Normally he works as head of maintenance at the school, but since its shutdown he has time for me. He grew up in the house, and we purchased it from his father, so he knows the house better than we do. I work with him to help where I can, but he is the real workhorse on this project. I am paying him of course, but it will cost me less than hiring a regular plumber.I'm amazed you have attempted this without a plumber. I think beer calories were justified!
I remembered your words tonight when I wasn't feeling as good as I could have been. So I did a short workout and sure enough I am in a better mood now. Thanks!Isn't it great how a workout puts you in a better mood?
What a handy combo--knowing how to do the work, knowing the house and having the time due to the shutdown. I guess if you have to go through this it's nice to have good help available like that.I have help from a friend who is a handyman, he knows a lot about plumbing, and has a backhoe. Normally he works as head of maintenance at the school, but since its shutdown he has time for me. He grew up in the house, and we purchased it from his father, so he knows the house better than we do.
That´s a good sign, really. People who are proud of how well they hold their drink are mostly saying their poor livers are used to needing to detox more. Like an addict needing more and more drugs to really feel them. Plus of course less weight means less alcohol needed to get drunk!I was mostly surprised at how drunk a single beer made me feel, a cheap drunk now!
You and me both, Liza come over you can join me in as many beers as you like!I really do hope this gets sorted soon for you and you can enjoy a celebration beer sitting back with the job accomplished!
Thanks LaMa, good to know. I was once able to drink a lot more, and hold it. I don't miss that at all, being a cheap drunk is fine with me.That´s a good sign, really. People who are proud of how well they hold their drink are mostly saying their poor livers are used to needing to detox more. Like an addict needing more and more drugs to really feel them. Plus of course less weight means less alcohol needed to get drunk!
It was Petal, but now I am back at it. Once the leak is repaired it will take a lot of work to restore the yard, driveway, and the area under my awning, but that will feel better than the frustrating hunt and continued destruction. Never had a problem of this magnitude with a house...Good to have a break from the water leak hunt
Lovely--no work and all the beers I want? what a deal! Actually I'd probably prefer the peach wine if that's ok with you!You and me both, Liza come over you can join me in as many beers as you like!
That looks like a very intense hike!! you never know though--you sound like the determined type! I like my "hikes" nice and simple and safeSo far the only people I have found who have actually made it to the falls were winter ice climbers
I love this - and that the inspiration for it was from fellow WLF-habitué @jackbenimble ! Go, team us!I did a short workout and sure enough I am in a better mood now.
Certain hard work over uncertain destruction. I understand the preferenceOnce the leak is repaired it will take a lot of work to restore the yard, driveway, and the area under my awning, but that will feel better than the frustrating hunt and continued destruction.
Sure come by anytime, in fact any of y'all are welcome! Yeah I think I'll back off the waterfall hike for a while and build a few more muscles and skills before another attempt. Today I did a 6 km walk with about 130 meter rise, good practice.Lovely--no work and all the beers I want? what a deal! Actually I'd probably prefer the peach wine if that's ok with you!
Yes, did it again tonight, it takes my mind off the waterline frustrations.I love this - and that the inspiration for it was from fellow WLF-habitué @jackbenimble !
Absolutely, that is where things are headed!Certain hard work over uncertain destruction. I understand the preference
Yes, at some level it really is, but being annoyed doesn't help, so I do my best not to let it get to me. Emily, I think you are doing much the same with this corona thing, it appears to me you are rising to the challenge and are all the happier for it.I know it must be super annoying