The Historic District

Willa, as the companion of a kitty that will turn 20 this month, I hope yours recovers soon. As to the old fridge, that's a huge bummer. The miscommunication about the new delivery was just bad form. Did they at least knock something off the shipping cost as an apology? I'll echo the idea of trying...

Mick_VT wrote:

Gothichome wrote:You read two pages of discussion with interest, on the pro's and cons of antique vacuum cleaners.

Guilty as well

Tacky or not ...within a year I will have signs made up with the name of the original owner as well as our names. Just don't know if it will be 2 different signs or something similar to "The Flory House ~ Restored by the Duphily family" If you want a sign you should have a sign no matter w...

Gothichome wrote:

phil wrote:sometimes I'll complain and say "must you always be so (insert adjective) right ? "

We'll hold on there Phil, that's going too far.

Old house lady wrote:
Mick - Oh, I like the way you think - now to work on getting the $$ and the Duffy 'yes dear'

Yes Dear

Lol, there you go hunny....you're in your full tacky glory and the District now knows what I deal with every time I say "yes dear"!

Wouldn't the filter be back at the tank? They usually are up here in New England, anyway. Yes, change yearly to avoid a NASTY surprise, ha ha! Might be a regional difference. Around here, most of them are at the end of the line, just prior to the oil pump. The filter can be at either location with ...

SkipW wrote:/\ I wish we had a 'like' button!!!!

As do I!

Great find Mick!

I guess that means YOU'RE going to finish removing the plaster from the back room tomorrow.