Cblack23

Little back story… We took in a rescue that was severely injured on her back. Looked like a car or predator had removed a large portion of the hide on her back and exposed the flesh. We nursed her and brought her comfort, but the wound would never heal. It’s been a long battle of a little over four years. We’ve taken her to multiple vets and there aren’t any solutions. She is living in pain and we are continuously fighting infections to her wounds. It’s gotten to the point to where we are wondering if we are doing the right thing for the dog or if we should put her out of her misery. Her wounds have recently taken a turn for the worse and the infection has spread to normally healthy tissue. I came to this board because I know y’all would give the best advice in a bizarre situation. Anybody have a situation similar with a successful ending?

Thanks in advance

Building a new house and planning to use gas for appliances. Issue is the house will be about 800 feet from the nearest natural gas tie in. Gas company quoted about $9k for gas pipe install. What are the cost associated with installing a home sized propane tank? What are pros and cons of the using a tank vs city gas connection?

TIA

Best money I’ve spent this year was upgrading my ZTR tires. Still remember it’s a lawn mower and not a ATV cause when it gets stuck you’ll no longer be able to just get off and turn it 90 and get back going, you’ll need something to pull it out… ask me how I know

Thanks for all the responses

If you already have a tractor, a large finish mower might be in your budget.

I haven’t used Cajun Land so I won’t be any help there. Get you two, yes two, 4.5lb packs of louisiana and put both of them in for the first boil. Second boil add 16oz of liquid and half another 4.5lb bag of louisiana.

You’re right, we purchased property in 2018 with the intention to build in 2021, little did we know what 2020 would do to the construction material prices.

Just wanted to survey some smart people’s opinions.

Thanks for all the replies

I’m about to jump into a mortgage that is roughly 2.3 times what I bring in annually. Am I “OK” at this rate or am I forcing myself into a tough situation?

Additional info...
Single income
3 kiddos
Other than mortgage, bills/other debts are typically 23% of income

Appreciate any advice, TIA.

Nope
She’s a fookin “10” in my book and that’s all that matters

Had a few really bright spots show up in the game. Including a lot of quality play and experience for our second and third stringers.

Maybe this game will instill the same level of confidence the players had in Burrow after that game into Max for next season.

Things are looking up freaks, buckle up and lefts ride with Burrow’s left handed little brother.