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against the wind

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against the wind

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Jul 27, 2015
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Port Allegheny, Pennsylvania
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Some days I have a lot of energy and some days,, not so much. There are numerous indoor projects that need to be done. The previous owner did nothing.
I'm installing a downstairs bathroom. I already took down a wall between the back door hallway and a extension that was added onto the house 25 years ago. The ceiling between these two rooms needed insulation. Today I got that done. I also installed weather stripping around the upstairs hallway window as well as the backdoor. I have one more area in the basement where I have found a draft. Maybe I'll get to that tomorrow. Right now it's time for a burger.
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13dolphins1

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I would say you have more energy than most. Drafts cost a lot of $$$$
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fish1on

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Fried chicken, potato salad and cole slaw kinda night.
 

against the wind

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Yep,, and it's a give, that you use more gas in the winter to heat your home. This has been a pretty cold winter so far. It's my first winter in this house so I should get a worst case scenario as to how much it costs to get through the winter.
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fish1on

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I hear my lazyboy recliner calling me
 

13dolphins1

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It's suppose to get to -15 tonight here....but a warm front is coming....could be in the 40's next Thursday!
 

Honest Samuel

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Some days I have a lot of energy and some days,, not so much. There are numerous indoor projects that need to be done. The previous owner did nothing.
I'm installing a downstairs bathroom. I already took down a wall between the back door hallway and a extension that was added onto the house 25 years ago. The ceiling between these two rooms needed insulation. Today I got that done. I also installed weather stripping around the upstairs hallway window as well as the backdoor. I have one more area in the basement where I have found a draft. Maybe I'll get to that tomorrow. Right now it's time for a burger.
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We hope that you did not pay a lot for that house. You put a lot of sweat and money into it. Good for you.
 

13dolphins1

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How did those kitten mitten's fit Sam? I bet they are warm.
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against the wind

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We hope that you did not pay a lot for that house. You put a lot of sweat and money into it. Good for you.

Sam, I think if the guy I bought the house from had maintained it for the10 years he owned it, it would be worth every penny I bought it for. The house was built in 1905. Property has to be maintained, regardless of how old or young it is.
I also have 8.6 acres. What I'm paying monthly for mortgage, gas, and electric comes out to half of what my rent was in NYC. I'm just grateful that I have the knowledge and abilities to do the repairs, maintenance, and alterations.
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