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re: Reasonable king bed frames

Posted by lsugrad35 on 4/17/25 at 7:36 am
I have all of the tools and skills required, but none of the time. I have a 13 month old and one on the way so I’m just going to search wayfair told hold me over for a couple of years and then I’m sure I’ll end up building.

The king size bed isn’t for the kids to sleep in, we don’t do that. It’s for me to have space with a hot pregnant wife and 46 body pillows :lol:

re: Dallisgrass

Posted by lsugrad35 on 4/16/25 at 5:17 pm
I have one. Purchased specifically for dallisgrass. I gave that thing hell last year. It does work. But if the ground isn’t soft you’ll break it.

My entire subdivision is full of dallisgrass. I have the least now that I’ve spent two years pulling some and applying roundup to some. But you can’t keep it from coming from the neighbors yards.

Reasonable king bed frames

Posted by lsugrad35 on 4/15/25 at 4:16 pm
It’s time for a new mattress and the wife wants to move to a king. I have no problem with that (I’m a hot sleeper and we’re about to be on baby number 2 so the extra room would be nice). The problem is the bed frames are ridiculous. She’s looking at upholstered and they’re all around 2k. Anyone have good experience with some of the more reasonable ones from wayfair or other places. I don’t think she’s stuck on upholstered but does want a headboard.
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Congratulations. I look forward to watching your hard work and not having to do it myself.

re: Dr Suzanne Humphries, MD on JRE

Posted by lsugrad35 on 3/27/25 at 5:00 pm
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Just had to say, I feel your pain. I have a 13 month old and we’ve avoided some of the vaccines especially the MMR. Now we’re in the situation where we have to have 2 incomes which means he has to go to daycare which…requires the vaccines. Stressful every day at this point.

re: Bermuda Plugs

Posted by lsugrad35 on 3/20/25 at 10:36 am
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I'm back gentlemen! Bermuda forever!


I'm taking a little credit for adding to your guilt trying to abandon the bermuda club. Welcome back.
Ha I know the feeling with the kids. You’ll be greatly missed in the Bermuda threads. Best of luck with the centipede journey. I’m killing that shite off as fast as I can in my front yard but I do love it when it’s weed free and not damaged by drought or cold or any other number of things.
Wait wait wait…you bailed on the house with the nice Bermuda lawn?
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SI Joint experiences

Posted by lsugrad35 on 2/17/25 at 10:38 am
Based on a quick search of the forum, it appears several people here have had issues with the SI Joint, but the updates are a little old so I'm interested to see if anyone has more recent experiences or updates.

I'm in the midst of what I believe to be SI issues now. Waiting on the MRI, but its gotten so bad that sneezing basically cripples me. Has anyone had success with physical therapy? Injections? Just looking for success stories to make me feel better about possibly not having to live with this for the rest of my life.

Rain barrels

Posted by lsugrad35 on 2/15/25 at 10:41 am
Did a little searching with the crappy search feature, but didn’t see much for results. I’m considering a DIY rain barrel for a garden for the wife. Anyone want to share your rain barrel setups? Or experiences with them, good or bad?
Nutsedge seems to have started to come up already and I had 0 success fighting it with sedgehammer last year. Any tips for anything I can do now?

re: yard update and ?

Posted by lsugrad35 on 2/5/25 at 11:20 am
Exact same situation here. Best of luck my friend. Hopefully we’re both successful this year.

Liquid Pest Control

Posted by lsugrad35 on 2/2/25 at 8:58 am
For those that do your own pest spray, anyone found a good sprayer? If I’m going to cancel my service and do it myself I figure I can use the savings to invest in a quality sprayer.
What kind of spreader you fellas using for granules. I have a Scott’s classic drop and I hate it. Maybe it’s operator error but feels like it’s poorly calibrated and will lose 5k worth of granules in 1k. I know it’s supposed to be better for precision but thinking of looking into something else.

re: HOA Attorney Suggestions

Posted by lsugrad35 on 1/31/25 at 12:42 pm
I had this exact issue at my last house. I had the parish come out and they said "yea he can't do that." Then they left. The end. Nobody ever cared to do anything about it so I just dealt with a back yard under water because the water couldn't get out via the drainage that was blocked off.