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No Christmas gatherings for me . Been sick since Sunday night negative for Covid so either a bad cold or the flu . Just started feeling better today . Really hated missing them too my mom is 90 so no telling how many more there will be.
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Sorry you're not feeling well. Is your mom far away? Maybe you can visit in a few days when you're not contagious?
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Obviously, I'm still here and doing well, but if you, or anyone around you, starts feeling weak and short of breath, get to a DR and get x-rayed for pneumonia. Take care and pay attention to your symptoms and go for help if you start to go downhill again. |
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The flu that is going around now is worse then Covid. If left untreated it will turn into pneumonia.
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I got my pneumonia shot a month ago same with the flu . I have history of bronchitis so I called my Dr he put me on Zithromax and a Albuterol inhaler. Much better today cough is just about gone
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Glad to hear. That sounds rough.
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And of course I go out and noticed a nice puddle of antifreeze under my Dodge . Was hoping it was a hose but it’s definitely the radiator. Ordered one but I’m not going to be able to do it . Truck won’t go into my garage the cab roof hits the overhead door header . And half the front needs to come off with all the related diesel items so I’m not doing outside. The mechanic I use said he has no problem using the parts I bought to fix it . |
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Started getting quotes on my new shop . First one in was from Boss buildings
30x50x12 two roll up 10x10 doors ( may go with overheads) two 24x36 windows one 36x80 man door . Fully insulated with R16 Prodex insulation . 43.5 psf roof which may need to be upped for the town . Basically a big box Total $26,064.00 before local sales tax includes delivery and installation. |
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Now to get the slab quotes . I’m going to lay radiant heat in the floor myself but the pour I want a contractor to do just to big for me to handle . I’ll have to figure a way to map out the pipe grid in the floor so I can install the two post lift .
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Not a bad price on the building. I built my 'overflow parking' shop in 2019 and formed the floor myself and did the backfill. They came back and put the metal on after I had it poured. I had my one ton so the farthest bay to the right was going to house it. I poured it extra thick but probably didnt need it.
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Not a bad price for the structure in this economy. Have a course, or 2, of block laid on the slab so the sidewalls are 13' and that will accommodate a 12' tall door. Looks like you are specifying a good amount of insulation but the heat will just go right out thru those cheezy roll up doors. I had a 32X48X13 pole building put up here in the fall of 2019 at only slightly less than your quote. A friend saw it and started getting quotes for the next, covid, year and the cost for one of those nearly doubled over the next 2 years. Even though I don't plan to ever heat that one, I had a 12' X12'X2" insulated sectional door installed. Never say never...
As an alternative to all the work of in floor, I have had radiant heaters in my 2 pole buildings and they are very efficient, quiet and "cheap" to run. I imagine you will be heating the water with an outdoor wood furnace, can't do that with a radiant...:lol: |
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I will be going with overhead insulated doors but I don’t have a need for a 12ft door |
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Can't imagine still using fuel oil to heat. That has to be crazy expensive, even compared to propane.
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You might get a 10-5 cent discount if you use a large amount of propane my house the propane is for hot water and my range top don’t use much ,natural gas isn’t available here Electric is crazy stupid here not so much the electricity itself but all the delivery fees and taxes . My electric bill for usage was $35 last month delivery fees and taxes was $127 and the delivery fees go up as the electricity usage goes up |
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Delivery fees sounds like one of those made-up things for more revenue. It's not like the power company has to deliver buckets of electrons in multiple trips.
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Thing that gets me is that the fee goes up the more electricity you use . Like it wears the power lines down or weakens the poles |
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That's what I mean. It would make more sense to just charge you the money without such a nonsense name for the fee. If there are only 2 line items on your bill, consider yourself lucky. We now have a base fee that ostensibly helps "poor people" pay their bills. It only appeared after the disastrous fires last time around. I claim it's paying for the switch to burying the power lines, which is being done in some high fire danger areas.
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I had my Propane tanks filled 12/18/24 (1-500 gal & 1-250 gal) and it was $1.73 a gallon. I guess I am getting by pretty easy..... . |
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Don't forget the "Meter Fee" on my electric bill every month.
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Don't get me started on electric bills. In Ct. we have a "public benefit charge" on our electric bills. It is a whopping 30% added to the supplier and delivery charge. It is to pay off the electric bills of people who decided not to pay their bills during covid. Some of which never missed a day of work.
I just looked at the price of oil here. It is $3.18 a gallon. Last month I filled up for $2.78. I burn about 1300 gallons a year. |
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I guess it's a common practice for businesses to charge more for their services to make folks who pay their bills pay for those who don't.
A woman in the office at the hospital confirmed that idea saying that's what they do. Also I learned they can reduce your bill if you pay in full. It saved me a couple thousand dollars when I had my heart attack. A woman coworker of mine sarcastically asked if she got a discount if she paid in full when paying her hospital bill. The office clerk said, actually yes and that they do charge more on all bills to offset those who don't pay. |
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