Last Sunday I played “catch up” at home cleaning house and doing laundry after being ill for a week and nursing sick boys. Dotter took the boys shopping for last-minute items for their trip to Disney. Then we packed their bags in advance! Monday found me dealing with the concrete fiasco and possible solutions and…
After taking a good hard look at the slab, and calling an expert to confirm, there is no way it can stay the way it is. It is just not acceptable. We’ll have to pick this saga up later, and for now, the previous post has been removed. I am going to try to move…
This is the first of 4 trucks and about 20 cubic yards that were poured under the house. Mr. S directs the chute, as the driver sends concrete down the chute. As soon as it’s on the ground, Mr. S and his helper use rakes to pull it across the ground to the far side…
This is the site that greeted me when I drove up to the concrete plant today to pay my bill for the concrete tomorrow. Piles of sand, pea gravel, and limestone. Then along came this big front end loader and . . . dumped a load of limstone in the hopper . . . and…
if you’re the one watching and waiting. There’s just no other way to say it. However, it’s back breaking if you’re the one manning the shovel. The contractor in the black hat got the two men lined out on January 30th, and they’ve been shoveling dirt eight hours a day ever since. First they dug…
EPBush wants another point of view. Ask and ye shall receive! From the back deck, this is the south side of the house, looking toward the bayou. Then this is the north side of the house facing toward the bayou. So, Em, what do you think? Curiosity satisfied? This is what I saw from the…