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Fatwa Arbuckle: Misanthropologist

Happy Caturday, GN!

Dianna --

Hope that Chelsea came through with flying colors and is recuperating well.

Don’t make me do it….

Hmm…where have I seen that phrase before?

BBL.

Paddy O'Furnijur
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9 years ago

Happy Caturday, Gerbil Nation!
Good morning Fatwa!

Dianna -- ditto on the good wishes for Chelsea.

I’m going to replace our skylight this morning, now that the weather is cooler. It’s a relatively simple process, but with the extra sealing I want to do to minimize the possibility of leaks, I just know it’s going to take a while.

The last email I got from the attorney had a subject line of “We are getting closer, I think”, which is good news for a bad situation.

Fatwa Arbuckle: Misanthropologist

Hai, Paddy!

If I can assist with info on replacing and properly sealing your skylight; please lemme know. (Been involved in replacing hundreds of them over teh years.)

Update @ 11:29 -- Just emailed you contact info, iffen you need it.

Fatwa Arbuckle: Misanthropologist

The last email I got from the attorney had a subject line of “We are getting closer, I think”, which is good news for a bad situation.

Glad to hear that, although it’d be nice if the subject line had been “They’ve repeatedly sullied their undergarments” instead.

Paddy O'Furnijur
Editor
9 years ago

Yeah, well, as much as I would have liked that, I’ve got to be content with the fact that they’ve moved a whole lot more than I have.

Paddy O'Furnijur
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9 years ago

I’d like to report that the skylight installation went without a hitch.
I’d like to, but I can’t. The skylight I ordered was 75 1/4″ long. The one I received was 72″ long. Unfortunately the existing skylight didn’t survive the throw off the roof. So I made some minor repairs to the roof, returned the skylight, ordered a new one, put a tarp over the skylight opening, made some repairs to the chimney, trimmed the trees overhanging the roof, and cleared debris off the patio cover. Unfortunately I did not have time to visit a local micro-brewery for the tapping of their Oktoberfest (bring your own stein and fill it for $0.25 per ounce).