after many hours of reading on this website i have come to two conclusions one ,great information site and the second which should be first everyone on here cant wait to fire there stove up as soon as the temp outside drops below 60 degrees. Do you all know what that means.......winter is coming yuk short days no sunlite no coffee or beer by the pool after dinner, instead hot tottys in front of pellet stove complaining about current affairs and how cold it is out and how warm your house is chuckling at the oil delivery truck driving by
kids in a candy store
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St_Earl
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doh! i'm outside the candy store looking in!
bought the ash vac today. have the tripplite ultra4 on it's way in the mail.
but i can't make the move on the stove till the sellers of our new house finish clearing out.
i have to admit that my g/f may have been right to try and get the realtor to shorten the time allowed for finalizing things.
he insisted on 45 days to avoid having to rewrite the paper.
and they accepted our offer before we made the drive home.
oh well. soon. very soon i'll join the club. "oink!"
bought the ash vac today. have the tripplite ultra4 on it's way in the mail.
but i can't make the move on the stove till the sellers of our new house finish clearing out.
i have to admit that my g/f may have been right to try and get the realtor to shorten the time allowed for finalizing things.
he insisted on 45 days to avoid having to rewrite the paper.
and they accepted our offer before we made the drive home.
oh well. soon. very soon i'll join the club. "oink!"
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