Wally is our communal dad
He even disciplines me on occasion
He even disciplines me on occasion
Can’t tell you how happy I am!!!!!!!!!And the test result was......NEGATIVE!!!!!!!!!
I always change mine annually, at the same time I replace the engine coolant. Except now my brother (mechanic) tells me that the engine coolant in mine and the missus' cars can last 100k miles. The coolant is easy to remember because I do that when I'm doing springtime oil changes, but not sure how I'll remember the FOB battery now . . .Depends on the car make. Ive gotten as short as 1 year and as long as almost 3 years.
But I always change both when I do it. I want to know the spare is always good too.
When the mammographer came back & told me the results I was so relieved I thought I would throw up.
Thank you for your support! I hope you're doing better, miss you in the GDTs!
so did my work trucks. lol. 9am this morning.My key fob died this morning as well....
My car was one of the few left (2023 Crosstrek) that had a CD player...Love itI definitely have a love hate relationship with car technology. After a year I'm only just now getting comfortable with having just a fob as opposed to a key. Not looking forward to battery issues with it.
While I love being able to play music from my phone in my car, sometimes it won't connect and I have to reboot, and it's just a hassle. CDs never let me down, I'm just saying.
Heated seats and heated steering wheels can stay.
I think that inspection and appraising is a corrupt business for commercial and residential all across the nation.Having to switch home owners insurance to Mass Fair, and they are requiring a full inspection inside and out. Not the home we live in, one of our rentals.
We have nothing to hide here, and the house was completely renovated about 7 years ago all new wiring/plumbing/flooring/windows/etc
Still, seems like an excuse to get an adjuster into the home so they can f*** us onthe premium.
Anyone go through one of these?
Beems? Any advice? @BMC
A few years ago my mom insurance told her they were cancelling unless she either had the house completely scraped and painted or did vinyl sidingHaving to switch home owners insurance to Mass Fair, and they are requiring a full inspection inside and out. Not the home we live in, one of our rentals.
We have nothing to hide here, and the house was completely renovated about 7 years ago all new wiring/plumbing/flooring/windows/etc
Still, seems like an excuse to get an adjuster into the home so they can f*** us onthe premium.
Anyone go through one of these?
Beems? Any advice? @BMC
How often do you get your hair cut?
I had hair to my waist for years but even though it grows fast still it is so much thinner, so it is shorter now.My hair is almost to my waist and my wife trims the ends from time to time, but other than that it has been decades.
Having to switch home owners insurance to Mass Fair, and they are requiring a full inspection inside and out. Not the home we live in, one of our rentals.
We have nothing to hide here, and the house was completely renovated about 7 years ago all new wiring/plumbing/flooring/windows/etc
Still, seems like an excuse to get an adjuster into the home so they can f*** us onthe premium.
Anyone go through one of these?
Beems? Any advice? @BMC
Thank you very much! This is what i was hoping, and feels better coming from someone who knows their shitThis isn't unusual. The past 4-5 years inspections have spiked as companies want to make sure the properties they're insuring are being maintained properly. Special attention is paid to roofs and the mechanicals- electrical, heating, plumbing, AC etc. They'll also look for potential liability hazards. The idea is to reduce the number of potential claims either by corrective action or if it's bad enough getting off the risk entirely.
Since everything was done a short time ago you should not encounter any problems.
Thank you very much! This is what i was hoping, and feels better coming from someone who knows their shit
Their Ladda rechargable batteries are rebranded Panasonic Eneloop batteries from Japan, which are probably the best rechargeable batteries money can buy. I think people have caught on though because the AA batteries are always out of stock at our local storeYa I am legit a fan of IKEA. They have like 3 or 4 'levels' of everything. The borderline cardboard cheapest of cheap, the particle board not so sturdy stuff, and then 'real pine wood' (probably not exactly) that is sturdy, heavy, and reliable. That's the level of that stuff from what I can see.
All of our dressers (and we have a few), nightstands (4), entertainment system (1), coffee table (1), my desk, book shelves (2), and some other random stuff like our now laundry room table are all that level of IKEA. Some have moved multiple times and it's always held together well.
Plus I love Legos and I consider IKEA adult Legos, not that Legos aren't for adults too.