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I'm suddenly feeling both trepidation and pride that our 1920's kit house isn't having as many issues as yours is (and that we're missing them all because I have been avoiding doing things like staring too long at the mortar joints, lest I notice more things that cost too much to fix). You're doing a good thing, man. Even if you sell the house tomorrow and move across the country you've just made it easier for the next poor sap to properly fix the house.
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Good luck re-grading any of that until it dries out... good luck with it drying out. You're doing great work though, man. What a job. I hope you get the value of your work back on this house when you move!
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Mar 22, 2015 05:54
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God drat, man. At that point I would probably have given up and moved on to something more interesting and fruitful, like watching paint dry. You are a home-improvement HERO.
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Apr 13, 2015 01:28
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I suppose you could call that a win... the water's not spread all over your lawn any more! It's spring; mud happens. If that drain keeps the worst of it away from the foundation I think you're doing well.
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Apr 26, 2015 02:33
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That's kind of terrifying. Don't get into any tiffs with meth heads, ok? Also, nice progress being made! Thanks for the pictures.
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May 6, 2015 05:42
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I know how you feel. Every day I have off is a day it rains. I can't get the gardening done no matter how hard I try, and that window that needs replacing? Ha ha ha. God, I hate weather. I can't wait until we all live in domes.* *I don't actually mean this but nature does seem to find all kinds of ways to gently caress up a workday.
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