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The ladder incident
I looked out the window during a rainstorm yesterday and saw something strange.
Aaron had been painting the trim on the back of the house and didn't lower the ladder before the storm started. Oddly, I don't remember hearing it fall, but I was probably painting with earphones on at the time.
Further investigation revealed it was even more precarious than it looked.
Plastic chairs on the porch acted as a wedge that stopped the ladder from falling the rest of the way, sparing the poor baby cherry tree in its path that surely would've lost a branch.
Here's the up-ladder shot.
The world owed me a miraculous coincidence on stuff falling over, I'd say.
Linc
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Re: Sullivan House: Renovation Log
This past week:It's the little things that matter...
- Added TP roll to 1/2 bathroom
Jokke
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Re: Introduce yourself
Hi peeps,
I'm Brad Hines. I'm doing some research on Detroit and seem to be getting some harshly divided opinions from people in and out of Detroit. I'm currently in Albuquerque. I see a lot of the people who left Detroit currently moving into my community. Though, a lot of the kids of these families want nothing more than to leave Albuquerque and move back to Detroit. I've had the chance to learn a lot about the community but want to see if there is a match here. Please drop me a line at Hines dot Brad at mailmeatgmaildomain dot com
I'm Brad Hines. I'm doing some research on Detroit and seem to be getting some harshly divided opinions from people in and out of Detroit. I'm currently in Albuquerque. I see a lot of the people who left Detroit currently moving into my community. Though, a lot of the kids of these families want nothing more than to leave Albuquerque and move back to Detroit. I've had the chance to learn a lot about the community but want to see if there is a match here. Please drop me a line at Hines dot Brad at mailmeatgmaildomain dot com