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, 11:16 PM
My god that was a lot of posts this weekend to go through. I kept the quotes to a bare minimum but then lost it near the end. Oh well.
This turmoil of emotions feels way too familiar. Tho I can't imagine what you went through those minutes.
You know only highly sought after professions ever get the job they want right away. Everyone else takes what they can get until they find a good job.
Kinda missed that sentence.
I'm horrible but it made me giggle.
Feel like I'm missing a story here!
Well they sure did give her great mothers day presents huh 
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Glad they're doing better tho!
But it keeps getting better! I thought season two was amazing.
Interesting! Now to find the blog section on this app
That's very detailed puke lol.
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**** you, you don;t know **** about me kid.
so you are saying i should go to school for 2 years and then go to work at maccas.
yeah that's great. thanks for wasting my time.
though right now this country is ****ed.
you say move out, house prices are 12.5X income ON AVERAGE.
gl finding a job to cover that
so you are saying i should go to school for 2 years and then go to work at maccas.
yeah that's great. thanks for wasting my time.
though right now this country is ****ed.
you say move out, house prices are 12.5X income ON AVERAGE.
gl finding a job to cover that
Kinda missed that sentence.
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Well...he was doing better then than he was when he was throwing up & being otherwise sick Friday through Sunday. I think hopefully he's a bit better this morning.
Trey also threw up twice yesterday evening, but seems to be feeling better already this morning.
Was a long weekend.
But yeah, she did end up posting the picture of Trey, and some of both kids yesterday.
Trey also threw up twice yesterday evening, but seems to be feeling better already this morning.
Was a long weekend.
But yeah, she did end up posting the picture of Trey, and some of both kids yesterday.
.Glad they're doing better tho!
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Well...the puke itself is much grosser with toddler puke.
However, Trey actually said he had to throw up & held it until we brought him a bucket to throw up into the 2nd time, so that was pretty awesome.
Also, the baby puking over & over & over was much scarier because it seemed impossible to keep him hydrated for a while.
So I guess...
Baby puke >>> toddler puke
Baby puking <<< toddler puking
However, Trey actually said he had to throw up & held it until we brought him a bucket to throw up into the 2nd time, so that was pretty awesome.
Also, the baby puking over & over & over was much scarier because it seemed impossible to keep him hydrated for a while.
So I guess...
Baby puke >>> toddler puke
Baby puking <<< toddler puking
05-09-2016
, 11:19 PM
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Welcome to land of the free! Maybe next time you talk about growing the gubament this lesson will come back to you. Gotta make sure everyone is okay with the eye sore you'll be installing. The view from my kitchen window is just as important if not more so than the survival of your child... Pssh Canadians :eyeroll:
I realize that not everyone would try to make thoughtful choices for the neighbourhood, so the approval part I could live with...but having to wait for 2 months in a town of 10,000 people is off the charts crazy. I live one street away from total wilderness. I could literally walk to, and call on, every single neighbour that EVER even drives by my property in about 30 mins.
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Are you on the city street or subdivision spur?
Municipality has to survey to see if you are in "their" buffer.
You have to survey so you build on the piece they aren't claiming is theirs.
Variance on fence height is mostly bull****, but regrettably enforceable on a whim.
You may be able to get a permit from the front edge of the build line of the house to the edge of property line (or a defined buffer) at the sides and rear of your property with way less hassle. Throw the 3' in the front (if you're still interested).
I can't guess what your lot looks like, but at my house, for example, fence from each front corner to the edge of the property then around the back closes off all garage, 1/3 of the drive, the detached garage, and all but the from door (which is only used by me, for smoking, and the Jehovah's Witnesses). Weld it shut, and we're confined/protected.
Municipality has to survey to see if you are in "their" buffer.
You have to survey so you build on the piece they aren't claiming is theirs.
Variance on fence height is mostly bull****, but regrettably enforceable on a whim.
You may be able to get a permit from the front edge of the build line of the house to the edge of property line (or a defined buffer) at the sides and rear of your property with way less hassle. Throw the 3' in the front (if you're still interested).
I can't guess what your lot looks like, but at my house, for example, fence from each front corner to the edge of the property then around the back closes off all garage, 1/3 of the drive, the detached garage, and all but the from door (which is only used by me, for smoking, and the Jehovah's Witnesses). Weld it shut, and we're confined/protected.
Obviously I'm a highly talented artist...the following drawing is definitely to scale.
Pink is proposed fence
Blue is neighbour's fence
Purple is a roughly 10' tall row of lilac
Behind is an alley that is overlooked by two other garage doors.
I don't know what a subdivision spur is. The town originally existed on one side of the highway and at some point they created our neighbourhood on the other...we have a normal town address, tho.
Lily left through the front door, so if they won't let us fence the front and put a gate on the driveway, there is really no point to putting in a fence at all...it won't keep her on the property.
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05-10-2016
, 02:07 AM
I couldn't sleep, so I started trying to colour a picture of you playing roulette
..but it looked like a baby insect lying belly up on a table. So I made an insect Lbox to go with it.
You can tell it's you because it has $165.. and a thin mustache, so it is obviously french.
You're welcome art world.
..but it looked like a baby insect lying belly up on a table. So I made an insect Lbox to go with it.
You can tell it's you because it has $165.. and a thin mustache, so it is obviously french.
You're welcome art world.
05-10-2016
, 02:14 AM
05-10-2016
, 02:48 AM
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Lol! This.
I realize that not everyone would try to make thoughtful choices for the neighbourhood, so the approval part I could live with...but having to wait for 2 months in a town of 10,000 people is off the charts crazy. I live one street away from total wilderness. I could literally walk to, and call on, every single neighbour that EVER even drives by my property in about 30 mins.
Obviously I'm a highly talented artist...the following drawing is definitely to scale.
Pink is proposed fence
Blue is neighbour's fence
Purple is a roughly 10' tall row of lilac
Behind is an alley that is overlooked by two other garage doors.
I don't know what a subdivision spur is. The town originally existed on one side of the highway and at some point they created our neighbourhood on the other...we have a normal town address, tho.
Lily left through the front door, so if they won't let us fence the front and put a gate on the driveway, there is really no point to putting in a fence at all...it won't keep her on the property.
I realize that not everyone would try to make thoughtful choices for the neighbourhood, so the approval part I could live with...but having to wait for 2 months in a town of 10,000 people is off the charts crazy. I live one street away from total wilderness. I could literally walk to, and call on, every single neighbour that EVER even drives by my property in about 30 mins.
Obviously I'm a highly talented artist...the following drawing is definitely to scale.
Pink is proposed fence
Blue is neighbour's fence
Purple is a roughly 10' tall row of lilac
Behind is an alley that is overlooked by two other garage doors.
I don't know what a subdivision spur is. The town originally existed on one side of the highway and at some point they created our neighbourhood on the other...we have a normal town address, tho.
Lily left through the front door, so if they won't let us fence the front and put a gate on the driveway, there is really no point to putting in a fence at all...it won't keep her on the property.
You should consider doing CAD at home for pesos!
An actual alley...le sigh. One of the best components of urban design ever! We almost bought in a new sub-division because they Incorporated allies. Proposed population density kept us from going in.
Do you (and the large part of your company) use the front door?
Do the lilacs provide the security you are looking for? (Not sure arboreal barriers are rated very highly for your purposes).
The spur I was referencing would be a road that looks like any other, but belongs to the development, not the municipality. You get a ****ton of construction leniency on your spur, but you get dick for services from your municipality.
A 3' fence (non-decorative) is still a pretty respectable enclosure. Some decorative fencing can also be effective, and easier to get a variance on.
Have you considered a moat?
Last edited by JustJ46671; 05-10-2016 at 02:53 AM.
