Gripes Of A Property Owner

[poliphilo]

It's only a couple of years since we had one shed roof replaced and the other patched but this winter the wind got under them both and tore off sections of the corrugated plastic sheeting we'd used and now every day I'm picking up strips and splinters that have peeled off overnight.

We should have used heavier-duty material, but- to be honest- we were kicking the problem a short way down the road in the expectation that by the time it had to be dealt with again someone else would be living here.

When you take on property of any kind- land or bricks and mortar or objets d'art- you commit yourself to a never-ending battle against entropy.

Comments

[basefinder.livejournal.com]

I've often thought the best place to build a home would be inside an abandoned aircraft hangar.

[sorenr.livejournal.com]

I'd prefer to build a house inside an industrial-sized greenhouse. Lots of passive solar energy, "outdoor space" where you can sit with your morning coffee every day of the year, low heating bills...