I tried, but those are set with allens to adjust to the doorway, and allens are only accessible inside the hinge plates, meaning the door must be open. Good thought though.Can you pull the hinge pins to remove the door so you can get a better look at the lockset to maybe see what's going one?
.Here is the dumb, stuck door!View attachment 55144
Not to belabor the point, but the doors are vinyl with steel undercarriage. The left side is primary. The broken thumb latch is prohibiting the bolt from retracting, which when working correctly, allows the right door to release the vertical pins, so it is useless. The door worked great until while opening the door two days ago, is sounded like a spring broke in the primary door, prohibiting the bolt from retracting. Until then, the backyard is off limits, which is miserable, especially to our old dog,.
Are they both stuck? It looks l like 2 doors? Did they ever work right? What can you tell us about the framework and the foundation?
Mark's pic reveals the Significant Datum: it's a Socal door. "Soak Californios".Ok, I gotta know what a patio door looks like, that costs $2500?View attachment 55136
Everything I have in that price-range has an 'ignition-key' and wheels.
Received another piggy bank yesterday.
It's purple with gold writing on it.
Still no medicine.
Go figure.
In my house the term"service man" makes me wince.
The pejorative "we" as in Ben.
Ben
...Well, at least you know they have been providing you good security!Not to belabor the point, but the doors are vinyl with steel undercarriage. The left side is primary. The broken thumb latch is prohibiting the bolt from retracting, which when working correctly, allows the right door to release the vertical pins, so it is useless. The door worked great until while opening the door two days ago, is sounded like a spring broke in the primary door, prohibiting the bolt from retracting. Until then, the backyard is off limits, which is miserable, especially to our old dog,
This is the crap that comes when "common" civility leaves. Rational thought leaves with it.I got a call from an old friend last night and we talked for awhile. We've been friends for 25 yrs, and he is an extremely liberal gay monk that follows Sai Baba (who is/was wacked, I might add). Our common interests have been children (he watched ours grow up, and is good with kids), volunteering, his sister (who is a friend), and parrots. He has visited us many times for weeks at a time, and even though we don't agree on politics or religion, we get along fine. So he calls last night, I'm feeling tired and hurting a bit from covid, but enjoying that he called. I couldn't believe how many jabs he threw my way. He lives in the Portland suburbs and I asked how it's all been, if he'd been alright, and his sister, too, as he takes care of her now. He went on a rant about the "fires", and how the right thinks everything's the fault of the "protestors" and not global warming, which he said it was, but the idiots don't believe that. He made mean comments about "fundamental Christians", and I'm not even sure what that means. He believes in reincarnation, and thinks the Trump supporters will get theirs and come back as some lowly cockroach or something. He said he wasn't surprised that we got covid because we live in a red state now and red staters are all morons who refuse to wear masks, even to their Trump riots. Phew. Made me sad.
It's a shame you can't return the favor and visit him....He has visited us many times for weeks at a time, and even though we don't agree on politics or religion, we get along fine. So he calls last night, I'm feeling tired and hurting a bit from covid, but enjoying that he called...
Yep. Just surprised he pulled that stuff on me. End of that friendship.
Given the background you described, your ex-friend's grip on worldly things (I would like to use 'the mundane', but the term is misused) may be fragile. If one drifts out too far, there be dragons.Yep. Just surprised he pulled that stuff on me. End of that friendship.
Some people have no boundaries or respect for anyone else except their own thinking and ideas. We don't have to speak our mind on everything. He could have limited his conversation and been your friend forever, but he didn't. He already knew your perspective.I got a call from an old friend last night and we talked for awhile. We've been friends for 25 yrs, and he is an extremely liberal gay monk that follows Sai Baba (who is/was wacked, I might add). Our common interests have been children (he watched ours grow up, and is good with kids), volunteering, his sister (who is a friend), and parrots. He has visited us many times for weeks at a time, and even though we don't agree on politics or religion, we get along fine. So he calls last night, I'm feeling tired and hurting a bit from covid, but enjoying that he called. I couldn't believe how many jabs he threw my way. He lives in the Portland suburbs and I asked how it's all been, if he'd been alright, and his sister, too, as he takes care of her now. He went on a rant about the "fires", and how the right thinks everything's the fault of the "protestors" and not global warming, which he said it was, but the idiots don't believe that. He made mean comments about "fundamental Christians", and I'm not even sure what that means. He believes in reincarnation, and thinks the Trump supporters will get theirs and come back as some lowly cockroach or something. He said he wasn't surprised that we got covid because we live in a red state now and red staters are all morons who refuse to wear masks, even to their Trump riots. Phew. Made me sad.
Wasn't that one of Pascal's principles?Don't worry about him. He's 80 so he will soon find out if his religious beliefs are right or not.
That's what I say when someone dies. They either now know the truth or there is nothing after death.
Our universe is big. There may be more than one of them. One can hope; I do.Don't worry about him. He's 80 so he will soon find out if his religious beliefs are right or not.
That's what I say when someone dies. They either now know the truth or there is nothing after death.
Update:Received another piggy bank yesterday.
It's purple with gold writing on it.
Still no medicine.
Go figure.
A friend shared this email she got today. She sews and sells things and then ships them. It doesn't help you, but this is what is going on. I heard of more than one mail carrier working more than 100 hours a week last year.Update:
Received partial medicine order.
Still waiting on blood pressure medicine.
Thank you Weedy,A friend shared this email she got today. She sews and sells things and then ships them. It doesn't help you, but this is what is going on. I heard of more than one mail carrier working more than 100 hours a week last year.
It makes me want to leave a gift for my mail carrier, but I understand it cannot be cash or anything of value over $5.View attachment 55220
All of mine are on the back of the card now.Mom says her new credit card has no number on it. I told her to rub her finger over the front of the card, and the number is raised, then she'll know where the number to read back to me is. She says she is rubbing the card and no number is appearing, so no, the credit card has no number.
Silly me, I gave her the new credit card last month because her old one was expiring. She uses it when we go shopping together. And I get a call from Wallgreens saying that her cc is not good because they have the old one still on file. I email her nurse at the assisted living place. She know we have covid, so can't go out. Walgreens delivers the prescriptions to this nurse for mom, and they charge her to administer her meds daily. She says it's not her responsibility to get her cc number to walgreens. Ugh. Told her the meds are going to have to wait a week then, and I hoped that they called in the refills early and not waited till the last minute
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