And now you have to remove the results of your best efforts
I'm with you Kevin, I hope you have a good power chisel
TF
hon30critter Track fiddler A float of gypcrete over the whole floor would be the best bet. Sounds like a lot less work, dust, noise and cleanup. Dave
Track fiddler A float of gypcrete over the whole floor would be the best bet.
Sounds like a lot less work, dust, noise and cleanup.
Dave
But it has to match the tile in the next room. A thin coat to level the floor is not acceptable.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Track fiddlerI thought Florida did not have basements as I have learned in previous posts. Where is this cement coming from? Superior thinsets like Pro Flex Platinum are almost impossible to remove. Quality tile guys use it and if you have it, good luck with that.
The house is built on a solid cement slab foundation. Typical for South Florida.
I put all the tile in, and yes, I used the best thin set I could get. It held up perfectly for twenty years. I never had a tile come loose.
MisterBeasley "Well, why don't you fix it when it ain't rainin'?" "Don't leak when it ain't rainin'."
"Well, why don't you fix it when it ain't rainin'?"
"Don't leak when it ain't rainin'."
Good enough for me that was funny
That roof isn't going to fix itself, Ken....
"Say, Burt, your roof is leakin'."
"A'yuh"
"Why don't you fix it, Burt?"
"It's rainin' out."
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
BroadwayLion What else can monks do?
What else can monks do?
I don't know? I think you've been doing enough
All I can say is I really can appreciate your life
Our man of the cloth here
Lion..... Here's looking at you Kid
Good evening Ken
I wish I was your next door neighbor in the greater Chicago area or suburb of, so I could fix your roof for ya.
Judy and I are still hanging on to Easter with leftovers. The nice thing about a big cook is it tastes even better later
Movies, big food and recliner naps today and one more late Dinner so we sleep like rocks
Our nighty night will start in the recliners tonight.
I Hope you all had a very Happy Easter
P.S. maxman, I don't know where you found that cartoon but that was funny stuff.
Eveing Diners.
Flo, give the gang and I a Ed a Crown Royal and Dirk a dog treat.
Pretty much did nothing today. Rained pretty hard around 6:15 AM and the roof started leaking in the kitchen pretty bad. Luckly it was short lived and so was the leak. I sure hope life gets mack to normal pretty darn quick. My credit score is good but with the stuff going on I am afraid to take out a or appliy home inprovment loan. I wonder if loan guide lines have been tighten up?
PPR GG1 and I1sa are running great! Thank's Ed, great engines! While steam is great, I like the GG1 a little better!
Later, Ken and Dirk say's Woof, Woof.
I hate Rust
herrinchokerTook her to the vet this week, and had the puppy maker removed
Much of the snow we recieved two days ago is gone, we recieved just over 6 inches. About 20 miles inland they recieved 18 inches. Sucks to be them. We have a S. Gale coming in, winds to 70, rain, that should take the rest of the snow. Just glad I no longer have a boat in the harbor. Memories of spending the night with two anchor rhodes out, along with the mooring block, engine running, just jogging into it to keep much of the strain off the mooring rock. A long swell coming into the harbor would cause the rocks to shift, and in one case, the boat coming up on the swell caused the 2 inch rod to be sucked right through the rock that the mooring line was made fast to. The gang was able to get the boat away from the rocks, saving her. A fun time was had by all.
Found a bag of 8-12 count shrimp in the freezer, that whats for dinner. Along with dirty rice, and a cheese sauce, garden peas, and custard pie.
Have started using the front end to start the fire in the wood stove. Used too much the first time I tried it, cleaned the chimney quite well, the livingroom however------ did a run with dried apples, and spices, smooth, quite good, suprised myself.
Chessie Pup 6mo. old, 62 pounds. If her paws are any indication, she will be over 100 pounds when she gets her growth. Took her to the vet this week, and had the puppy maker removed, makes life simpler. Don't want to deal with puppy buyers at this point in my life.
Hope all of you had a sane Easter, best to all, prayers for those in need.
herrinchoker
Here's the movie you want to watch this evening if you have it in your means
Track Fiddler would not guide you wrong and would much rather have you laugh.
I have better but this is good for starters
Hello Everyone,
That is sad news about Sir Sterling Moss. To this day I remember the day I was introduced to formula 1 racing. It was the 1961season, televised on Wide World of Sports at the Gran Prix of Monaco. Here was Sterling Moss driving a year old car and soundly defeating the Ferrari team , which included Phil Hill, the eventual 1961 champion, and Count Von Tripps, who was killed at Monza that year. The movie Gran Prix was loosely based on the 1961 season, or at least borrowed incidents from it.Because of that, I was fascinated with the idea of racing through the streets of town and even laid out a course on a map in my home town. I would try to ride my bicycle as fast as I could through the curvy sections. Of course, it could never have become reality, but I had fun with it. In a sense it was all due to Sir Sterling Moss and Monaco.
Jim (with a nod to Mies Van Der Rohe)
Tinplate Toddler TF - what´s that strange white stuff covering the ground? Haven´t seen that for a while! Daytime high was 70°F today, very nice weather! We usually have liquid sunshine dropping from the sky at Easter. Heading for the hay in a few moments! CU tomorrow!
TF - what´s that strange white stuff covering the ground? Haven´t seen that for a while! Daytime high was 70°F today, very nice weather! We usually have liquid sunshine dropping from the sky at Easter.
Heading for the hay in a few moments! CU tomorrow!
Snow
Brittany brightend my day with a better cat Ulrich
Like I said my Brittany is silly but I love her so much!
Do you see the time she must have spent to make that?
Happy times!
Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)
"You´re never too old for a happy childhood!"
He has risen on this wonderful April day
herrinchoker Happy Easter to all---He Has Risen ! herrinchoker
Happy Easter to all---He Has Risen !
He has risen indeed!
I'm beginning to realize that Windows 10 and sound decoders have a lot in common. There are so many things you have to change in order to get them to work the way you want.
Post Hog
Yesterday I saw a wild turkey in the parking lot in 63 degrees and before that I didn't even grab the horsey key
Now we have two inches and it's still falling
maxman Sounds good, so long as you don’t try to sneak in any meatloaf or fruitcake.
You're all safe here I personally have been a nutcake for years but we have no meatloaf on hand
Meatloaf, someone mention meatloaf? Sure wouldn't mind some now. Perfect for Easter or any festive occasion.
Ed, nice pic of that Hudson. Must admit I was tempted to get one of those Rapido Hudsons but waiting for them to produce #2816 that is the version before the 'royal' streamlining. Otis is a very regal cat. My sister once had a Siamese sealpoint that had the ringed tail. He was a very friendly fellow. Not sure Robbie would be too impressed.
I just put our more seed for our Junco flock. Hungry little fellows.
Anyone else watching the new PBS series 'World on Fire'? Only one episode so far but well done.
Say it is coffee time again. Happening a lot lately.
CN Charlie
Seeing the S.S. Lansdowne (1884) brings up some distant memories for me, Brent. She wound up in Erie, Pennsylvania, for a while and I recall seeing them there on several occasions. The Skytop observation cars were gutted and she eventually took on water.
Hiawatha by Edmund, on Flickr
The city of Erie told the owners to get that eyesore out of our harbor and she was towed to Buffalo. At least what was left of the Skytops were salvaged before she was scrapped.
https://www.montevideomrhc.org/Skytop/index.html
What a sad and misguided venture —
Here she is on a slightly cooler day:
Lansdowne by Edmund, on Flickr
— also with slightly older passenger cars
Regards, Ed
Track fiddler maxman Yes One of my favorite movies. You spelled it out but Ed got it first. I'll serve you boys each an Easter Dinner of ham, potato salad and vanilla wafer banana pudding for dessert TF
maxman
Yes
One of my favorite movies.
You spelled it out but Ed got it first.
I'll serve you boys each an Easter Dinner of ham, potato salad and vanilla wafer banana pudding for dessert
Sounds good, so long as you don’t try to sneak in any meatloaf or fruitcake.
Good morning from the beautifull West Coast where it should hit 20c today.
I have always hated gardening but have plunged in with both feet this year as staying at home and doing our part has left us with no social activities. Yesterday was bark mulch Saturday, the wife has rose gardens here and there so they have been getting a major overhall.
I shovelled a lot of bark mulch yesterday and the kid brought me home a large bottle of Captain Morgan which I dove into at cocktale hour.
I am so proud of my kids, they are both working their butts off as school is in its last couple of weeks, they spend so much time in their rooms working, we don't see them as much as I thought I would.
My son had two jobs he was suppose to start the end of April and that has fizzled for obvious reasons as well the movie people talked him into returning for some work, he had four projects lined up however that industry has also shut down. We really notice the movie/TV thing missing as so much of the shooting goes on around where we live. It would be nothing to walk through two or three sets while walking the dogs through the forested areas.
My train room bathroom is still gutted as we can't get the shower pan we ordered to show up. We contacted the manufacturer and they have plenty going out, however Amazon has not brought ours. The wife has planned the decor around this particular one but she is about to wave the white flag and make some changes. It shouldn't take us long to throw it all back together once the pan gets here. Our house is one of those McMansions that Sheldon likes to refer them as. Lots of square feet at Chevy prices, I was thinking trainroom when I bought it. As we remodel things we have been putting in higher end everything and even I must admit it is starting to look a little classier and I don't usually appreciate things like that. As long as it works is my motto.
I chat on some aviation FB groups and someone posted radar sweeps of how little air traffic there is right now on flightaware. The videos of planes parked everywhere at all the airports remind me of the days after 911.
Well best get that shovell swingin, bark mulch waits for no man.
I think the wife is going to be in the kitchen all day again and we will be taking gourmet meals to some in-laws and Aunts and Uncles today. We just put them on the front porch and they come out and get them.
I think it will be shorts instead of jeans today, life is still good in a lot of ways.
All the best to all.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
You spelled it out maxman but Ed got it first.
I'll serve you boys each an Easter Dinner of ham, potato salad and Judy's vanilla wafer banana pudding for dessert
Track fiddler The next movie has a hint. The blind guy goes to New York City with a babysitter from college. This kid has Integrity, he doesn't rat on his friends. The blind guy driving the Ferrari is the greatest enjoyable scene. TF
The next movie has a hint. The blind guy goes to New York City with a babysitter from college. This kid has Integrity, he doesn't rat on his friends. The blind guy driving the Ferrari is the greatest enjoyable scene.
Al Pacino, Lt. Col. Frank Slade, Scent of a Women, 1992
Good Morning,
A frosty day here, the grass was frozen when I took Robbie out back for his morning constitutional. It will stay frozen for the next couple of days with a high of about 25F tomorrow.
I got a call from our new tax prep guy. They are done and unfortunately I have some to pay. We took quite a bit out of our investments last year to pay for that trip. Won't be any trips in the future the way the markets have gone. I just hope we have enough to last us. If not we will have to sell the house which I guess, would happen at some point anyway.
I'm getting tired of reading the news. I have a Red Caboose boxcar on the workbench that I started a month ago and may do more work on it.
Ulrich, that is tough not being able to go outside. We can at least do that and walk in the neighbourhood but now it seems the virus can hang in the air so 2 metres distance isn't enough. Maybe it is good it is cold and windy so not much incentive to go out anyway.
We normally enjoy going out to the garden centres and getting the flowers to plant it the yard. Perhaps we can get a little to put in a few pots to brighten up the place.
gmpullmanGiving thanks for this great forum. Its value and importance is especially noteworthy these days
I agree! I want to thank Kalmbach for providing this forum for us, and even though he's home, Steven Otte is still working on this forum.
Outside of my family, this is about my only contact with the outside world. Thanks!
York1 John
Tinplate ToddlerIt is, indeed, but certainly not a happy one. No church services, no egg hunts, not even family reunions, just plain nothing. Even a walk in the park is forbidden.
We held the Easter Vigil as usual... Well almost as usual since there was no congregation. We did all seven of the old testament readings, processed to the font for the baptimal renewal, and then placed the lit candles in an urn near the altar.
Fr. Benedict sang the Exaltet
After we had Jelly Beans and Ice Cream Cones.
Didn't have to get up until 8am, Morning Prayer was at 8:30 followed by Brunch.
The Route of the Broadway Lion The Largest Subway Layout in North Dakota.
Here there be cats. LIONS with CAMERAS
Track fiddlerThis kid has Integrity, he doesn't rat on his friends.
I really enjoy the scene where the blind guy tears up the "Baird School" code of honor! I've watched it dozens of times, Hoo-aah!
I hope everyone is well today.
Giving thanks for this great forum. Its value and importance is especially noteworthy these days
CP_2860 by Edmund, on Flickr
The snow is falling here and it's accumulating.
No surprise. There's at least two of these if not three left before our Spring.
Yesterday it was 63 degrees but the only in Minnesota clause stands.
I wish you all a Happy Easter