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conulyThe guys who were doing the shower glass screwed up at first and had to get new glass that'd fit. And then when they came the second time, a week later - it was still the wrong size! But this time too big, so they just cut it down properly in the street, apparently.
And now we have a shower and a toilet and it echoes loudly and it would've been so helpful if we'd done this before my mother died, but we didn't. She also would've liked the birdfeeders, but we didn't do that earlier either. But the point of all this is that we're set for when we get old and need help, or else the next time I twist an ankle or my hips or knees decide they hate me or whatever.
But what are we going to do with the bathtub? It cannot live in our yard. And apparently vintage cast iron tubs can sell from anywhere from $300 - $5000 which is an enormous spread and monumentally unhelpful to know. How are we supposed to make plans when that's the options? Like, if it's a $300 tub, forget it, we'll put it on the curb and post something on the internet in case people want it, but if it's a $5000 tub we'll put in the legwork and call around antique stores and whatever. But we don't want to do that if it's not going to pan out.
Uh, does anybody here in the NYC area suddenly want a tub? You'll have to get vintage fixtures, I guess, but it's otherwise in great shape.
Also, one of the glass guys is from Trenton, NJ and apparently the Trenton accent sounds to me like a Southern accent. Is it supposed to sound like a Southern accent? Does it sound like that to everybody or is that just me? (Or him?)
And now we have a shower and a toilet and it echoes loudly and it would've been so helpful if we'd done this before my mother died, but we didn't. She also would've liked the birdfeeders, but we didn't do that earlier either. But the point of all this is that we're set for when we get old and need help, or else the next time I twist an ankle or my hips or knees decide they hate me or whatever.
But what are we going to do with the bathtub? It cannot live in our yard. And apparently vintage cast iron tubs can sell from anywhere from $300 - $5000 which is an enormous spread and monumentally unhelpful to know. How are we supposed to make plans when that's the options? Like, if it's a $300 tub, forget it, we'll put it on the curb and post something on the internet in case people want it, but if it's a $5000 tub we'll put in the legwork and call around antique stores and whatever. But we don't want to do that if it's not going to pan out.
Uh, does anybody here in the NYC area suddenly want a tub? You'll have to get vintage fixtures, I guess, but it's otherwise in great shape.
Also, one of the glass guys is from Trenton, NJ and apparently the Trenton accent sounds to me like a Southern accent. Is it supposed to sound like a Southern accent? Does it sound like that to everybody or is that just me? (Or him?)
