People are starting to ask questions that make me angry: Why isn’t this closet bigger? Shouldn’t your garage be longer? Do you think this cream is going to go with this green? I cannot change these things now.
I asked you a year ago, I asked you six months ago. Your response: I think it’ll look good. Now: I’m thinking the toilet should be about five or six inches more toward the wall.
Well it’s not. Stop it.
I didn’t get cedar siding because it’s too much upkeep. I didn’t do steel shingles because the shingles I got have the exact same warranty (and the house is so tall that no one would be able to see my $20,000 roof anyway). I’m not doing spray foam insulation because I got the high density fiberglass stuff (half the price of spray foam and a difference of about R2).
Stop asking stupid questions. Stop suggesting things that I can’t change. If you’d like to suggest something, suggest how I might be able to sound-proof the bathroom on the main floor that’s right next to the kitchen. Suggest whether I should move the partition wall in the basement. Suggest how I might tile my living room without going broke. But please stop suggesting that I get all-wood windows or that I should get a LP oven or that I should add a bathroom in the basement.
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