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To: JudyinCanada

Yes the back deck is covered and a very large oak tree shades the metal covering

Glad the grain bin raised garden is flourishing. I’d love all those green lettuce. Right now I have none growing but 2 heads hearts of Romane in frig

Son Jeff’s a very light sleeper and has extremely good hearing. His living room (where he sleeps) Is between my room n kitchen. He’s slept there since he moved in years ago. He has a bedroom and bed - which I got for him - on the other side of kitchen. We each have our humble bathroom next to bedroom


2,023 posted on 06/19/2024 9:14:31 AM PDT by DollyCali (Don't tell God how big your storm is ~~. tell the storm how BIG your GOD is! )
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To: DollyCali

Oh that must be difficult then, if he’s a very light sleeper. It would be nice if he’d use his bedroom....maybe he just doesn’t realize how much easier life would be for you if he did? Maybe if you talked to him about it you’d be pleasantly surprised and be able to do things more freely in the mornings.

Oak tree shading the metal covering is probably very helpful. It sounds like you could sit out there when it rains....something I love. I don’t have that here. I wanted a roof over the one deck, but the reno guy talked me out of it - too many building code regulations to pass. So I got one of those pergolas (I don’t know what they’re called) which is 12’x12’, and it has a nice ceiling fan and four large posts, but when it rains you still get sprayed on because it’s open on all sides. I miss not be able to sit out when it rains....especially when it storms! I love that!


2,038 posted on 06/19/2024 11:10:52 AM PDT by JudyinCanada (The left is loathsome, beyond anything I could have believed.)
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