MySmallWorldof4
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How long did it take to finish?
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It took about a month or so but we were away for a while and it was done in small doses.
New ones have been ordered and will look for a frame Monday as this one is too nice to pull apart.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Insurance is paying for the entire thing, minus rental car and deductible, though that will only be $25 per day, and they're going to try to have my car back to me by Friday.
I asked my dad if he could build me a garage in the backyard....
I asked my dad if he could build me a garage in the backyard....
Wouldn't have happened to a Chevy ...Insurance is paying for the entire thing, minus rental car and deductible, though that will only be $25 per day, and they're going to try to have my car back to me by Friday.
I asked my dad if he could build me a garage in the backyard....
MinnieM123
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Insurance is paying for the entire thing, minus rental car and deductible, though that will only be $25 per day, and they're going to try to have my car back to me by Friday.
I asked my dad if he could build me a garage in the backyard....
Animals can really wreak havoc on cars. I'm a little surprised that this happened in the hotter weather though--usually they tend to "nest" in colder months--often attracted by the heat of the engine. I've also heard a number of times how cats can get into cars and take up residence. Anyway, what a nuisance, and especially in a brand new car!!!
MinnieM123
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That really is a gorgeous puzzle. My gosh, the two of you have such patience to put all that together!!
Cesar R M
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Are premade garages expensive?Insurance is paying for the entire thing, minus rental car and deductible, though that will only be $25 per day, and they're going to try to have my car back to me by Friday.
I asked my dad if he could build me a garage in the backyard....
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Cheapest ones are 2K, and you still have to pour cement for the floor and do more assembly. I very strongly doubt that it's happening. But it doesn't hurt to ask...
He is getting an exterminator to see what we can do about the rodents, other than letting Belle and Jasmine go hunting.
I have a Nissan Altima as a rental. I walked up to it and thought, "Hmm...a car I didn't test drive." I got into it and was like, "Oh, no, thank you."
I did keep it; I mean, it has four wheels and an engine, but good grief, I miss my Civic.
MySmallWorldof4
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I would love to do that, but there isn’t enough time in the day.That really is a gorgeous puzzle. My gosh, the two of you have such patience to put all that together!!
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
So my car...
Some sort of rodent got into it, chewed, and now, there's a leak of gas fluids. So...it needs a whole new gas tank. My one month old car needs a new gas tank.
Level of irritation....
That is such a bummer. My husband just bought some moth balls for our porch area to keep pests away and they are lavender scented perhaps you’ll want to try those so they don’t make your car some like regular mothballs.
They joys of having no childrenI would love to do that, but there isn’t enough time in the day.
MySmallWorldof4
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Wouldn’t trade them for the world though.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I have a Nissan Altima as a rental. I walked up to it and thought, "Hmm...a car I didn't test drive." I got into it and was like, "Oh, no, thank you."
Some of us like Altimas. A lot.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
Good to know. I'll check for those. They might be good to keep in the trunk.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
It's nice on space, and it has keyless entry, but the screen for the backup camera is tiny, the cloth seats aren't good quality (the driver's seat has two holes in it) it has little acceleration until you shift it into S mode, and I don't care how high that seat goes; I still can't see out of it. I remember not looking at it because it was on the lower end of the rankings for it's class, and I already looked at eight different vehicles. Got in the Civic, was like, "This one. Mine."Some of us like Altimas. A lot.
I don't have very long with the Altima, thank goodness. The lovely little green gecko authorized the dealer to overnight the part, so I should have my Civic by Friday at the lastest.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
This is our predicted weather for the next 10 days, including today’s actual high of 102...!!!!!!!
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Funny thing is, even our overnight lows may be a tad too warm for some folks here...!!!!!
Ugh! That's way too hot!! Crank up your a/c!!
MySmallWorldof4
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I love those lows. After 100 plus degrees though, a light jacket at night might be needed.This is our predicted weather for the next 10 days, including today’s actual high of 102...!!!!!!!
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Funny thing is, even our overnight lows may be a tad too warm for some folks here...!!!!!
donaldtoo
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I love those lows. After 100 plus degrees though, a light jacket at night might be needed.
Hahaaa...!!!
Nope, just TSSFF for me...!!!
SteveBrickNJ
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I wish there was a NJ forum.
I'll just throw out my question anyway.....Here goes:
If my 16 year old moves on from working at her new job......say before she turns 18 she wants to work somewhere else instead. In that hypothetical instance, would she need new NJ "working papers"? Would we be starting the official paperwork all over again? If yes, I surely hope she wouldn't need a new physical exam. Maybe I would need to make a trip to the physicians office and a staff member would sign the form on the physicians behalf? She's not quitting....it's just a hypothetical question.
I'll just throw out my question anyway.....Here goes:If my 16 year old moves on from working at her new job......say before she turns 18 she wants to work somewhere else instead. In that hypothetical instance, would she need new NJ "working papers"? Would we be starting the official paperwork all over again? If yes, I surely hope she wouldn't need a new physical exam. Maybe I would need to make a trip to the physicians office and a staff member would sign the form on the physicians behalf? She's not quitting....it's just a hypothetical question.
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