LeeKeyrear

What’s your diet like ? I was having the same problem recently after changing my diet and started working out. I came to the conclusion that I wasn’t eating enough, even though I was never hungry. I started purposely eating more and everything got better.

Honestly, you’re playing with fire here. In my opinion the only option is to move it as far away from your house as possible before you wake up dead. Who cares if it’s in the middle of your yard.

There was a lot of that used after laura, including myself. It seemed to have held up just fine. It’s some tough stuff.

It’s a cookie slice ?

My 2000 sqft house was $5000 after laura. My insurance had no problem paying it. I was floored too when I saw the bill.

Please do not put it under your car port or any other roof that is attached to your house. Put it as far away from your house as you can, the rain won’t hurt it.

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That isn't low carb.

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It’s lower than the average western diet. And certainly lower than what I was eating previously.

To answer some other questions, I have had my bloodwork done and a urinalysis and both were fine. I drink a cup of coffee In the morning and pre workout as well and I’ve never worked out past 3 or 4 pm. And yes, I slept great at 220.

Has anyone experienced severe insomnia when switching to a low carb, low calorie diet? I’ve been dieting for three months now and working out for two months and lately I can’t sleep to sleep past 2 or 3 am no matter how worn out I am. Im currently eating about 100 to 150 grams of carbs and roughly 180 to 200 in protein.

Green cypress like that doesn’t have much value considering it takes a year or two to dry. Also, it won’t produce nearly as much usable lumber as you would think so the idea getting someone to make some pieces for you and then taking the left over as payment is far fetched. Considering the work that would be involved with hauling it off to mill it, or milling it on site, then sitting on it for a year or two while it dries or paying someone to kiln dry it and then finally spending countless hours building the things you want only to then be paid with some leftover lumber. It sucks to see mature trees like that go to waste but the only two likely outcomes I see are is you pay the arborist to dispose of it or maybe you can get lucky and someone with a mill will come take it off your hands for free and not charge you for the favor he’s actually doing you.

I have a typical aluminum awning made out of c-channel and they loved to make nests on that c channel. The only way I was able to get rid of them was to cover the channel with what’s called “hardware cloth” and using self tapping screws to secure it. It’s a PITA to do it, but so worth it. They left and never came back.