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Topic: Dear Diary...........OMG another Diary Part 120 + - part 12
Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:43 AM
Im hungry but I dont feel like eating......

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:44 AM
my back is killing me pretty heavy crap my son did most of it we only got the padio done an theres a big section we cant reach cant go on the roof it would break its that plasticy wavy stuff it was breaking and cracking on the edges the roof is long over do for a new roof an my freezer an bbq are out there I dont want them getting crushed and our doors to go out side are at the padio we wouldnt be able to go in an out the door if that sucker came down

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:44 AM
Im hungry but I dont feel like eating...... well you grab a bowl of cereal an stuff it in damn it!

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:46 AM
and a steak

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:46 AM
I would move the freezer and bbq...inside somewhere????

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:46 AM
Im hungry but I dont feel like eating...... well you grab a bowl of cereal an stuff it in damn it! gagging!!

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:48 AM
theres no room in here an the freezer is kinda big and EXTREMELY heavy

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:48 AM
<--finds a cookie......stuffs it in. Yum Yum!!

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:49 AM
I eat my cereal dry with cocolate milk on the side ok have some peanut butter toast and a glass of oj ?

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:50 AM
theres no room in here an the freezer is kinda big and EXTREMELY heavy Ive moved freezers before. They are really light when you empty them first. Im sure you can find a place!! Put a table cloth on it and voila!!! A new piece of furniture!!

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:51 AM
I eat my cereal dry with cocolate milk on the side ok have some peanut butter toast and a glass of oj ? <---eating a cookie. Its making me sick.

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:52 AM
you have no idea how packed this place is ........ if I could find a place would it even fit through the door ? my back is killing me I cant sit here any longer JOHNSON!!!!!! where are you?!?!?!!?

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:54 AM
I eat my cereal dry with cocolate milk on the side ok have some peanut butter toast and a glass of oj ? <---eating a cookie. Its making me sick. got orange juice or any kind of real fruit juice ? might help a lil

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:54 AM
johnson is on the floor......beside the computer!!! Im more in love with my space heater though. Annnnnnnnnd I should lay down too!!!! Have a good night!!

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:55 AM
I eat my cereal dry with cocolate milk on the side ok have some peanut butter toast and a glass of oj ? <---eating a cookie. Its making me sick. got orange juice or any kind of real fruit juice ? might help a lil No I just have diet coke and milk. Its ok....I will be fine!!!

scoundrel Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 5960	Tue 12/30/08 12:55 AM
theres no room in here an the freezer is kinda big and EXTREMELY heavy Women. Where's your big guy friends? Or little guy friends? Sheesh. Getting snow off of a roof isn't that hard to do, but the corrugated plastic is very touchy when it is frozen. I know what would work perfectly. A full-length sheet of currugated aluminum, which is about 10 feet long. Get a guy to use that as a roof snow shovel, because the grooves match the grooves in your roofing. Then the snow slides down the corrugated aluminum, and the guy has to remember to duck or he will eat it all. If it were me I would rent a propane torch and warm the underside of the corrugated plastic from several feet away until the stuff on top got slick and slid off. But that takes know-how, with torches.

purplecat Joined Tue 10/10/06 Posts: 35756	Tue 12/30/08 12:56 AM
johnson is on the floor......beside the computer!!! Im more in love with my space heater though. Annnnnnnnnd I should lay down too!!!! Have a good night!! ya you should , have a lil milk first G'night

scoundrel Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 5960	Tue 12/30/08 12:58 AM
johnson is on the floor......beside the computer!!! Im more in love with my space heater though. Annnnnnnnnd I should lay down too!!!! Have a good night!! Goodnight Sleep tight Sweet dreams Inner light Blessed relief

Gypsy41 Joined Tue 05/15/07 Posts: 123359	Tue 12/30/08 12:58 AM
theres no room in here an the freezer is kinda big and EXTREMELY heavy Women. Where's your big guy friends? Or little guy friends? Sheesh. Getting snow off of a roof isn't that hard to do, but the corrugated plastic is very touchy when it is frozen. I know what would work perfectly. A full-length sheet of currugated aluminum, which is about 10 feet long. Get a guy to use that as a roof snow shovel, because the grooves match the grooves in your roofing. Then the snow slides down the corrugated aluminum, and the guy has to remember to duck or he will eat it all. If it were me I would rent a propane torch and warm the underside of the corrugated plastic from several feet away until the stuff on top got slick and slid off. But that takes know-how, with torches. FIRE!!!!

scoundrel Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 5960	Tue 12/30/08 01:00 AM
I have welded and cut with torches, and warmed up several things...the fire hazard is for folks who do not know how to do it. But...that's just me. For Purple, I would suggest a roof rake (but they are expensive, unless you're like me, and can make them yourself).