Roof, Roof, Roof - no, I'm not a dog

We have primed and caulked the entire roof. Then we moved on to painting on this gray rubber-paint, laying mesh on top, and re-coating with the rubber-paint. Now we have to roll on a couple more layers of the gray kind, then we switch to white. After several layers of that, we will have a roof that sheds water very well. An added bonus is the non-toxic quality of this product. If we set up a rain collection system, we don't have to worry about chemical contamination in the rain water! I'm sure that I will prefer to use that water for flushing the toilet anyway.

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Any ideas on how to get out of this mess?

This ship is sinking fast-Jesse has no work and no call backs on job application; house hasn't had any bites; baby coming soon too. Cutting back, but can't cut back on heat and have to pay those bills! Hope is in short supply, too. Just don't know what to do next.

Oh my; time does fly!

We moved to Sidney, MT at the end of May. Now Jesse doesn't commute 3 hours a day. Yay ! We are happy to say the plumbing works in our Glendive house. Still got to pay off the bill…..We may get that done by the time we eventually finish and sell it! Vinnie-17 months- is 30 lbs. of pure energy! He loves books, outside, bananas, his doggy; his Mama, Dad-dad and, " Dah "( ie . Zoe). Our dog is almost 13 and quite deaf and blind. She still loves to go for walks and snores when she sleeps; which is most of the time. I hope to have some time to myself very soon. So pleased that my family is happy and well! I'm still going a bit crazy, but things may even out soon. Here's to hope!

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