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rewebster said:That was happening a lot at that period of my life--not 'each' though
I was thinking something similar.
rewebster said:That was happening a lot at that period of my life--not 'each' though
Moonbear said:I would very much suspect a leak somewhere. That's easy to test. Turn all the water off in the place, check the meter, go do something for a couple hours, check the meter again and see if it has changed. Unless she and her boyfriend are each taking 2 hour showers every day, it makes no sense otherwise.
I checked that, it was fine.Proton Soup said:i would check the toilets. a leaky flapper valve will do it, or otherwise maladjusted. just keep your ears open and you'll hear it running.
Sounds like a water leak after the meeter. As some suggested - one would have to shut everything off and check over a 24 or 48 period to see if the meter needle moved.Evo said:I know, I was shocked when I saw what her bills run. They're not home that much and they eat out most of the time, so very few dishes. When I was at her place around Christmas, there were no leaky faucets, the toilet shut off properly. I'm wondering how accurate those water readings are. I may ask her for more copies of bills. I wonder if there could be a leak between her apartment and the water main, or a faulty meter.
Hopefully the savings can go into an annuity or some other investment.Evo said:Their utilities aren't included in their rent, they have to pay water, trash, cable, internet and electricity. Except for internet and electricity, everything else is included in my rent for a flat fee, $10 a month covers water and trash, for example, I just paid a $230 for her water bill, that was a 2 month bill. With all of her utilities, she pays more per month for her place than I pay for mine. So having them move in with me, even though it's a larger place, will save about $600 a month, and I won't have to help them out anymore, they can easily pay me the difference in the rent. Plus her boyfriend is a neat freak, so he loves to clean, he'll be doing a lot of the housework, which is fine with me.
Evo said:Evo Child last summer![]()
Evo said:I don't have many freckles, probably uneveness on my chest from sun exposure.
Evo said:Evo Child found a renter and they want to move in next week, and she said ok!
So we're taking a model we don't really want becuase the one we want won't be read until Feb 6th.
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I mean, it's not bad, but the other one was PERFECT. I had squirrel trees, no one behind us, just a hill, wilderness, bunnies. The one we're taking would have a greater appeal to *normal* people, a nice groomed and landscaped large area. Not a squirrel in sight. Just pristine recently planted trees and shrubs and people with lovely patio furniture.
I HATE IT. It also has less windows, and a weird curved driveway.
Does anyone want an old Evo to move in with them? You have to have wilderness, a creek and wild animals.
Where's my Prozac?
Oh yeah, I don't take Prozac.![]()
Evo said:so I may not be able to grow anything.![]()
All is not lost. Forget tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, cukes, etc, but there are lots of greens that thrive in shade/partial sun. Kale, chard, lettuce, spinach... You'll at least have the basics for salads, and you can plant most of them over and over again. No need with Black-Seeded Simpson leaf lettuce though. Cut it as you need it and it grows right back all season long, into the fall.Evo said:The down side is that their patio only gets half as much sun as my patio, so I may not be able to grow anything.![]()
Greg Bernhardt said:only regret and resentment! jk, seems cool! go for it!
rewebster said:yeah, go for it---what could go wrong?!
Looks like lettuce it will be.turbo-1 said:All is not lost. Forget tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, cukes, etc, but there are lots of greens that thrive in shade/partial sun. Kale, chard, lettuce, spinach... You'll at least have the basics for salads, and you can plant most of them over and over again. No need with Black-Seeded Simpson leaf lettuce though. Cut it as you need it and it grows right back all season long, into the fall.
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/CoopExt/4DMG/VegFruit/vegshady.htm
Tsu! Yeah, don't forget that the day I moved here I fell within three feet of the back door and broke my arm, and now I've got to move 10 feet carrying boxes.Tsu said:Good Lord, man! Remember who you're talking about!![]()
Evo said:Tsu! Yeah, don't forget that the day I moved here I fell within three feet of the back door and broke my arm, and now I've got to move 10 feet carrying boxes.
Evo Child will hire movers for her stuff. My upstairs neighbors said to buy some beer and they'd help me move. I will most likely pay her mover's to carry my bulky furniture over to the garage for storage, we're going to be using her furniture.waht said:Will you have to rent a moving truck?
Oh, that was awful.rewebster said:and the second of the ten plagues were the fleas
Sounds like a good way to get the new apartment initiated with fresh tobacco smoke and maybe a little beer on the carpet as a bonus.Evo said:My upstairs neighbors said to buy some beer and they'd help me move.
Tsu said:Best idea for moving day: Tell Evo Child to shrink-wrap you to the couch and then let the movers in.![]()
Frame Dragger said:In your vision, there are air holes... yes?![]()

Evo said:I don't think my blood pressure can get any higher, this morning at the doctor it was 215/135
With that kind of a blood pressure you should be in the ER! A diastolic pressure above 120 mm is a hypertensive emergency.Evo said:I don't think my blood pressure can get any higher, this morning at the doctor it was 215/135
He thought his gauge had malfunctioned, so he took it several times with two gauges.Monique said:With that kind of a blood pressure you should be in the ER! A diastolic pressure above 120 mm is a hypertensive emergency.