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where’s the hole?
Yes, this is a photo of a roll of toilet paper. Maybe I’m the only one who hasn’t seen this eco-friendly or budget-friendly or something-friendly innovation in toilet paper, but just in case you don’t know about it, here … Continue reading
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hurry up and wait
“Hurry up and wait” was the theme of our travel experience this Christmas. From being delayed by a contractor’s visit and rushing to the airport last week only to find out the flight was delayed to yesterday’s issue with our … Continue reading
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merry christmas from Austin 2018
It took quite a few hours to get out of Baltimore, but it happened! Here is the view from the window as we were about to land in Austin. It was a welcome sight. The airport baggage claim area was … Continue reading
christmas past, 1949 style
We are presently delayed in Baltimore as we head to Texas for Christmas. It has been a day of delays, from being late leaving the house because the contractor from the insurance company arrived to look at the job ten … Continue reading
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a few november photos
Before we jet off to Texas for Christmas, I thought I’d share a few November pictures with you. Before the Funny Grandson became ill. Before the kitchen flood. Here’s a small version of the Dunkin’ Donut birthday cake, which I … Continue reading
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the disaster guys
My “disaster guys” arrived yesterday! Right on schedule, too. They ripped up my floor and found water and mold and wallboard that had to be removed. So they removed it and were incredibly neat and clean about it, too. I … Continue reading
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it’s not christmas without a banjo
I think his head was cold. We went out last night to one of our favorite restaurants, the Wood River Inn, for some music and dinner. You’ve have to love the banjo player. He was great. In fact, the whole … Continue reading
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a little italian lunch
I thought I’d take advantage of the lull between construction and deconstruction here and show you pictures of our lunch on Federal Hill, in Providence. My daughter-in-law wanted to eat in a “real” Italian restaurant, so we found one with … Continue reading
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giggles are good
As I sit here today the electrician still hasn’t appeared. He called–wow!!!–and said, “Maybe Monday”. I won’t hold my breath. The Disaster Recovery company is coming on Monday to rip out my kitchen floor, take out my sink and cabinet … Continue reading
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the not-good-news bubble
This is what greeted us this morning. We were not happy. Obviously there is a leak in the roof and we have to find it. Fortunately for us, a man from Single Source Disaster Recovery is coming tomorrow morning to … Continue reading
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