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[eliteroofrepair1]

Enhancing Folsom’s Beauty and Safety: The Deck Replacement Project

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[oneluckygoose]

I think the most heartbreaking part if this season (excluding Lucy) is the Rat Grinders being a pale, cold reflection of the Bad Kids. Like the Bad Kids have these wonderfully sweet moments of being together. That’s fundamentally what makes them The Bad Kids. They went through the shittyiest things in the world together and now they love each other so so so much and we get all of these sweet and tender moments of them loving each other. And the Rat Grinders are them with all that love stripped away, they don’t care about one another, they haven’t been through the same things, the only reason they are a party is because they are tactically useful together, not because they love one another. And when their Kristen dies they do nothing but replace her rather than mourn. Can you even imagine what the Bad Kids would do if Kristen died? And She Did. And they Freaked and kept her bones to figure out a way to Bring Her Back. They mourned and ran into the forest of their greatest nightmares after looking at each other and with all the love in the world saying “for Kristen.” The Bad Kids care about each other more than anything in the world, if they didn’t even the world wouldn’t be there. The Rat Grinders are a mirror showing them what it would be like if they didn’t, if they only fought for themselves and their own personal means. If they had let Kristen stay in the forest, only a pile of bones as the Rat Grinders did with Lucy. Maybe they aren’t evil, or the bbg, but they are an icy wake up call for the Bad Kids of what they could have been. A horrible version of what they could have been.

[lucidicer]

HELLO FRIENDS!!!!! i hope ur day is not only beautiful but lovely and u have a spring in ur step

[segernatural]

something about dean winchester after going to hell and the ship of theseus

do these pieces still fit the way they used to. should they. are you the same or are you something Different Entirely. are you fixed. your body is kept unchanged. specifically. this was for your own good. this was done lovingly. they crafted you atom by atom. painstakingly. carefully. joyously rescued. are you Grateful are you Terrified are you you anymore. do you ever heal. does your skin still fit or have you outgrown it. will you ever feel comfortable in your skin again. is it yours? was it ever? did you really go to hell if you didnt keep the scars

[ssaalexblake]

finally got non temporary trough planters for the deck that was replaced in nov 2020 (we’re On The Ball) and prepping them and placing them and filling them with compost would have been much easier Without my niece trying to make dirt castles in them using an old plant pot. 

[psychoticwillgraham]

conservatism be damned, my dad can work an oven

[phoenshire]

flops over

the living room now looks better than it did the day i moved in

[thisistennis]

Front Yard - Porch Large traditional concrete screened-in front porch design with an addition to the roof

[whatsjohnbeensmoking]

Front Yard - Traditional Porch Inspiration for a large timeless concrete screened-in front porch remodel with a roof extension

[vampiricallyxspeaking]

Philadelphia Porch

Idea for a sizable, traditional, concrete, screened-in front porch with an addition to the roof

[sunflowers-and-sims]

Front Yard Porch

Inspiration for a large timeless concrete screened-in front porch remodel with a roof extension

[eliteroofrepair1]

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[utterlyimpossible]

Front Yard Philadelphia

Ideas for a substantial, classic, screened-in front porch remodel that includes an addition to the roof

[tame-the-lion-writes]

cat shifter reader x task force 141

(An AU to the AU--based on an ask and the results of this poll.)

No more guns a-blazing or cruel glory. The 141 had their time in the military; now, it was time to slow down.

Of course, when one sticks with the same people for half their life, through thick and thin, there is no going back. The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb--and the 141 had spilled enough blood together that it practically ran through each others veins. They were inseparable, bound in both trauma and trust, and to part would dissolve the only stability they'd shared. Snip away red strings wrought both in shared drinks and on the battlefield.

What they didn't expect was the addition of you.

In deciding to retire, the 141 bought an old farm in the backcountry. A weary, rickety place that was practically begging for renovations. The busy work gave them something to do with already-rough hands, so they didn't mind--taking care of the animals, replacing the rotting wood, and updating the plumbing simply meant they could make the place their own. And after the house was fixed up, they got to updating the barn, fixing up a chicken coop, installing new fencing, etc.

It was also during these renovations that they got to know the stray cat who'd been living in the barn attic.

Feral--they first thought. Plenty of farm cats were, and the place had been long unlived-in that they believed no one could have socialized or cared for her. Not to mention that she'd been so riled up with them around; hissing from behind walls, or above while balancing on the beams. Jutting her paws out and trying to scratch them while they worked. They always knew where she was by the jingle of the bell around her neck, tied with a soft silk ribbon as though she were someone's pet let loose. Left on the roadside maybe, and for that, they didn't blame her.

But for the most part, she only occupied the second floor of the barn, and she kept the place free of rats and mice. They couldn't have those running around, so for the most part, they stayed out of her way. And she learned to stay out of theirs.

Until she got sick.

"Haven't seen the kit in a while," Gaz finally spoke, poking at the leftover stew in his bowl. It was already dinner when everyone was winding down for the night, and their beloved foe had been missing for three days. "I'm getting worried."

"I'm sure she's fine," Soap reassured him, shoveling another spoonful in his mouth. "Maybe ran off to the woods or somethin'."

"But it's been rainin' plenty lately," Gaz pressed. "You'd think she'd hole up in the attic per usual."

"We can check in the morning," Price sighed, adjusting himself in his seat. "'Sides, wouldn't do any good to be missin' a barn cat--"

"Tonight."

Soap lifts his head to squint over at the man by the sink. "Didn't take ya for a cat person, LT."

"Wanna make sure the mangy thing ain't dead." Ghost drops his dishes with an ceremonial clink-clink-clink. "Would stink up the place."

But when they finally made their way up the sketchy ladder to the barn attic, and they finally pushed aside all the dusty boxes and rusty equipment, what they found wasn't a cat but a young woman--face red with fever and tangled deeply, restlessly, in worn blankets and stolen clothes. Unknown and without ID--save for the bell around her neck, tied with a soft silk ribbon.

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Bonus Thoughts:

It's quickly determined that you're only suffering from a regular cold, but on the verge of winter, the barn is no place to stay warm. Hence a quiet moment of deliberation between the boys, standing around, not knowing what to do. Also not knowing if their first assumption--that this is their fussy barn cat--is possible. In any case, they can't just leave you here.

Ghost is relegated the duty of carrying you down the very sketchy ladder (as he is with carrying most things). But not before Price wraps you up like a burrito, in case you wake up and decide to try and scratch again.

"'Mangy thing,' huh, LT?"

"Hope you know she's gettin' your bed."

[devynmccart]

Philadelphia Front Yard Porch An example of a large traditional concrete screened-in front porch design with a roof extension.

[zoison]

Front Yard Porch in Philadelphia Large elegant concrete screened-in front porch photo with a roof extension