Re: Wow! it is Wednesday and it is March 1.
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2023 12:08 pm
I saw a lot of fog last night (early this morning) but it is all burned off by this morning.
Kathryn, never a dull moment, right? Too bad about DSon's friend/daughter.
Usual busy day here. When will we be back to normal? DH has decided instead of pouring a concrete lid for that tank he will make one out of aluminum. I suppose that's legal. He had some plate aluminum here and things for reinforcing and making a handle. Said he didn't feel like pouring concrete. I guess he could have bought one somewhere... we still have the switches and pump to install and we're going to put the filter back in. When we get too old to fuss with this (aren't we now?) we'll have to have people come to open up the tank and clean out the filter. It's a big long plastic thing that gets hosed off...keeps the sludge from building up. People take those filters out and don't use them because they're a pain to maintain... but we did get that sludge, so here we go. Older tanks don't have them.
Those guys last night were super nice. Patient. Hard working. We tried other companies we knew but they were all busy for a long while. This company was our last resort. Sometimes there is a better idea than one we figure on. It has made me remember a saying I've heard: Man plans, God laughs.
Yesterday while I was waiting for them I went through 2 of my clothes drawers and refolded and decluttered a bit. I'm in good shape with that stuff around here, even the garage and part of the shop. But I'm in desperate need of a cleaning everywhere but the master bedroom, and a big grocery shopping. I finished my study for this week.
Kathryn, never a dull moment, right? Too bad about DSon's friend/daughter.
Usual busy day here. When will we be back to normal? DH has decided instead of pouring a concrete lid for that tank he will make one out of aluminum. I suppose that's legal. He had some plate aluminum here and things for reinforcing and making a handle. Said he didn't feel like pouring concrete. I guess he could have bought one somewhere... we still have the switches and pump to install and we're going to put the filter back in. When we get too old to fuss with this (aren't we now?) we'll have to have people come to open up the tank and clean out the filter. It's a big long plastic thing that gets hosed off...keeps the sludge from building up. People take those filters out and don't use them because they're a pain to maintain... but we did get that sludge, so here we go. Older tanks don't have them.
Those guys last night were super nice. Patient. Hard working. We tried other companies we knew but they were all busy for a long while. This company was our last resort. Sometimes there is a better idea than one we figure on. It has made me remember a saying I've heard: Man plans, God laughs.
Yesterday while I was waiting for them I went through 2 of my clothes drawers and refolded and decluttered a bit. I'm in good shape with that stuff around here, even the garage and part of the shop. But I'm in desperate need of a cleaning everywhere but the master bedroom, and a big grocery shopping. I finished my study for this week.