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Date Posted: 18:08:50 04/05/05 Tue
Author: TomG.
Author Host/IP: ool-4350ddee.dyn.optonline.net / 67.80.221.238
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Hello Summie!!!
In reply to: Summertime 's message, "I'm here with ya, Tom." on 13:06:25 04/04/05 Mon

Sorry to hear about your roof. Don't put off fixing it too-too long. Water can do nasty things over time. The hard part will be figuring out exactly where it's getting in. Where you see the drip isn't always where the leak is. If there isn't an attic or crawl space, take out the closet ceiling {it's damaged anyway} and get up there to inspect. Someone may have to be spraying the roof with the hose to recreate the water leak, which will be visible from the inside. Look for signs of water stains on the beams.

...We are fine and dandy thanx for asking. And yes, I've been grillin all year {but you knew that}.
...This year i'm buying a small smoker, probably electric as a starter, just to try out new things. Smoked pork and beans and baby back ribs...yummy.

...There isn't any sign of life on the fig tree yet, maybe the roots froze. I'll give it a few weeks, if nothing sprouts it's outta-here to make way for guarenteed harvest...probably Roma Tomatos if I can find them.

...Say Hi to your crew from us...and have a wonderful spring if we don't speak.

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Did the fig tree stay outdoors all winter? -- Summertime, 18:46:22 04/09/05 Sat
- Yes, out all winter...however, -- TomG., 18:21:45 04/14/05 Thu