I'm soooo glad....
05-19-2009, 10:54 AM
#21
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Oh Terri, I feel so sorry for you!!
Thank God your fabric and quilting stuff wasn't affected :shock:
I hope by now you are over the worst and at least you can open all the windows and doors to air the place out. I have my fingers crossed that all your belongings aren't damaged.
No wonder you are cream crackered, thank god Courtney was there to help you..... :D
Thank God your fabric and quilting stuff wasn't affected :shock:
I hope by now you are over the worst and at least you can open all the windows and doors to air the place out. I have my fingers crossed that all your belongings aren't damaged.
No wonder you are cream crackered, thank god Courtney was there to help you..... :D
05-19-2009, 11:15 AM
#22
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Location: The Villages, FL
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Originally Posted by Izy
Oh Terri, I feel so sorry for you!!
Thank God your fabric and quilting stuff wasn't affected :shock:
I hope by now you are over the worst and at least you can open all the windows and doors to air the place out. I have my fingers crossed that all your belongings aren't damaged.
No wonder you are cream crackered, thank god Courtney was there to help you..... :D
Thank God your fabric and quilting stuff wasn't affected :shock:
I hope by now you are over the worst and at least you can open all the windows and doors to air the place out. I have my fingers crossed that all your belongings aren't damaged.
No wonder you are cream crackered, thank god Courtney was there to help you..... :D
05-19-2009, 12:05 PM
#23
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Ontario, Canada
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I usually start with a good cry (feeling sorry for myself), then I'd go with the Motrin (for muscle pain) and (wine for mental pain) and then if it's really bad, I'll move onto Tequila. Aren't wetvacs great!
05-19-2009, 12:07 PM
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DH once took the little screen out of the washing machine intake. IT KEPT GETTING DIRTY AND HE HAD TO RINSE IT OUT ALL THE TIME. :shock: Apparently one of those little impurities made its way into the machine and gave the water measuring sensor a false reading. While we were outside, the inside filled with water. I do know how you feel.
Sending you hugs from CA. Glad the mess wasn't worse.
Sending you hugs from CA. Glad the mess wasn't worse.
05-19-2009, 12:44 PM
#25
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Location: So. California
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Oh Terri! I'm glad everything is OK now - except those poor muscles of yours. Holy mackerel!!
One Monday morning when I came to work there were fire engines out front....seems the hot water line in the men's restroom broke & the entire place had about 2" - 3" of HOT water standing! All the windows were steamed up - we had sooo many boxes of paper forms on the floor too! ICK! But, that was the cleanest these old floors have ever been once we were dried out!
Now, do you & Courtney prefer plain or peanut M&Ms? :wink:
One Monday morning when I came to work there were fire engines out front....seems the hot water line in the men's restroom broke & the entire place had about 2" - 3" of HOT water standing! All the windows were steamed up - we had sooo many boxes of paper forms on the floor too! ICK! But, that was the cleanest these old floors have ever been once we were dried out!
Now, do you & Courtney prefer plain or peanut M&Ms? :wink:
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