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Disregard the initial post talking about donations. I can't believe I wrote that. Ha. Don't worry about that at all. This is free for all!

I get off to an extremely late start this year. Typically i start working the end of September or early October. Its crunch time now!

It's that time again...anyone interested in attending, you know where to find us... Happy haunting...

I'm looking for recommendations of a good daycare. Either in home or a physical location. We live in east paulding and work off windy. So, anywhere between here and there would work. We are trying to avoid going deeper into paulding as that could double the daily commute. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated. Our daughter is two and we are currently working on potty training. Preferred that she has other children close in age to interact with. Thanks!

I tip every service professional period.

Why not just buy box cabinets? Cheaper then having anyone build them. A showroom could help you select what's needed. Installation is fairly easy at least. I build cabinets and couldn't build for as cheap as I can buy. While quality isn't there, most of these box companies will still last the average homeowner many years. Honestly, unless you want a custom cabinet, this would be the way to go. PM me and I'll give you some additional information.

I've got three...but, this one isn't mine. I think he lives in the back of the neighborhood. He's definitely limping bad. Seems friendly enough. He let me pet him and look at his foot for a second.

The dog is an escape artist. It left my yard 3 times. It headed towards its house. Apparently it lives in the neighborhood. This thread can be closed.

I live in a neighborhood off Mt Tabor and 381. I found a Rottweiler I haven't seen before. He has a collar without a name tag on it. He's not fixed and is limping badly. I'll give it 24 hours then he is going to someplace to get checked out. Please identify your dog if it's yours.

I'm a SPSU grad. In a few years, my degree is from a non exist at school. At this point, my career accomplishments are the only thing that matter. But, it could still affect me if I were to apply for a job in California. The students in engineering, architecture, and construction management will be upset. SPSU has made a name for themselves in this field. The industry knows the caliber of students SPSU puts out. If you end up with a construction management degree from KSU, it could hurt you on paper in the job prospect market. I wish the best for anyone affected. Hopefully, this w

We are hoping it is. And really crossing our fingers that the rain holds off...lol If it does rain, we will keep it open until 11 anyway for those that want to brave the rain.

Ha. How'd you know about that????? And, I'm bumping this for anyone at all who is interested. We'd love to have you.

We enjoy it as much as the people coming through. I mean, it's the only night of the year where you can scare kids and it's socially acceptable. It's open to anyone that would like to come. I just as that you be careful in the neighborhood and where you park. We MIGHT have had a fender bender last year in the street.... PS. If anyone knows how to post a picture via iPad, please let me know...

Well, if I get lucky and finish before halloween, we will be doing another haunted house this year for anyone that wants to come. We had a great turnout last year and are expecting no less this year. If anyone would like to come...follow the crosses to the haunted house on halloween night. We will run it till around 11 PM halloween night. Age ranges would be from around 6 up. Anything less might be too young. Donations are greatly appreciated but, definitely not necessary. I think I got $4 dollars last year. I'd love to do a little better this year though....While I'm not going to post p

Just make sure you hire someone that is a licensed general contractor that can pull permits. Most people don't. They might try to cut costs by not following codes. You don't want the local municipality to shut it down and redo work you've already completed. It happens a lot. Especially if you are in a subdivision. Also insurance is important.

And this folks, is the the reason why children are getting dumber as time passes. Who cares if it is tough. That's the point. The only way to grow a brain is to challenge it. I'd prefer my child soak up every piece of knowledge they can. I constantly challenge my son well beyond his age. It's how you prepare them. It's your job as a parent. I'm young and may not know everything, but, I do know telling your child to skip that question isn't doing them any favors. If its on a homework sheet, it was already reviewed in class. Don't be afraid. Hell, my son is in kindergarten and still manages

I like this idea as well. However, it would be hard to conceal. I like building hidden rooms and furniture with hidden compartments. The main focus is to have people never suspect it. Hidden in plain sight. You could pull off something like the video you have posted if you laid out the ceiling correctly with trim and beams. I like this too. Always nice to have ideas. For those that want to know, the actual hard plastic insert used in the photos will run you around $110-125 from the manufacturer. You could technically just hang a mirror over that if you like the idea but wouldn

With fabrication, reframing, and installation, I could easily see something like this running over $1000 a piece. This is designed to fit between 16" centered studs. You'd probably want it centered on a wall so a good portion of Sheetrock would be removed along with a few studs. And if you only have 2x4 framing, you'll only end up with approximately 3" of depth. Possibly 3.5". However, that would allow for hanging up most variety of weapons. My wife wants a wall full length mirror...I really might just have to do this. I guess smaller versions could also be made. The trick would be hiding

Interesting. I like it actually. Best way to hide something is out of plain sight. I might make one of these for myself.

Yes, you can carry a loaded firearm in YOUR vehicle without a carry permit. It may either be carried openly or in a place designed to hold items for storage (console, glove box, trunk). You cannot hide it under your seat or in between your seat and the console. That would be breaking the law.

Just FYI for those interested, I received a load from Rick this morning. The wood is most definitely seasoned and burns great. No more hissing and steam. Don't bother with local Craigslist guys. Most all I've seen are selling green wood. If you need something to burn immediately, just call Rick. Thanks for the input. Now I just wish I would have posted this ad a month ago. Would have saved me from getting a half cord or unseasoned garbage not fit for burning until next winter. I also checked out this guy. The wood wasn't seasoned enough for me. If your still splitting wood, i

I talked with Rick. Thanks.

I've had a few people from Craigslist try and deliver green wood as seasoned. Do you know a reputable source to get some?

Well, most people get the 1911 in a 45. And being that specific with his requests on firearms, I'd venture to say he had experience with both and knows those are his two choices.

Theoutdoorstrader.com They are a Georgia basses forum. Guns always for sale or trade. Most wont do business with you unless you have a permit. The permit proves you are legally allowed to buy a gun. If you don't have it, people won't sell to you. Just a heads up.