Work looks good. Half soles, heels, leather conditioning /restore and a good shine $119.99. Went to the Burnet Rd. shop. Haven’t worn since picking up Thursday, YMMV.
I mentioned Bowman to one of my TT friends and the response was “wow, that guy is still playing!?” And that’s the best qb at State… got some issues ain’t gonna be solved this season.
Not an architect, but in this industry. Unless the dimensions were provided by the owner or the contract stipulated reliance on field data by others you’ve at least got a leg to stand on. Someone mentioned field verification, which would have then produced an RFI for clarification. If I’m the contractor I am expecting a CO for the field change. If I’m the owner I want the architect to pay for that. YMMV.
I’m in the hills west of Austin. Used to think anything that would survive a light overnight freeze would be fine, but the last 2 years have cost me a lot of plants on that northern side. Needs to be able to survive a hard freeze, or at least be root hardy.
Looking for plant help. I’ve got a bed off the back patio (north side) of a 2-story house. Lots of summer sun, full shade all winter. I’d like something native that can handle the summer sun, winter shade, and survive a freeze. Shrub- sized and flowering if possible. Any recommendations appreciated!
Sargent should go over this current crisis. Cronk should go because I cannot same a single sector of city government is functioning at a competent level in Austin.
AE has statutory power to clear vegetation that could impact their lines. I’m fucking lucky they exercised this power in my neighborhood last month and came in and stripped vegetation on the ROW that was impacting the power lines. We didn’t lose power, and every house in my subdivision has significant tree damage. But nothing hit a power line. If AE was doing their job this would be happening proactively across their service area.
I’ve been on the list for an F-150 Lightning for almost 2 years. Got the notice I could order one this week. $88,900 for a Lariat with extended range battery. Before TTL, before installing a charger. So a $100,000 investment. I’ll pass.
That is how I feel at this point. I gave away about 20 bottles of relatively hard to find stuff to friends over Christmas - I travel a fair amount and can find things that others cannot, but rather than hoard I’d rather share the wealth. My new year resolution is to drink and enjoy what I have, and not worry about what I don’t.