LOOK AT THE NEW TOY. . . Henro, eat your hear out!

Bob_Skurka · Jun 17, 2004

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I'm tired of eating my hear out!

After looking at your work, I decided to on my own add a "T" to the thread title and to start eating my heart out... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

You do good work... /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif )</font>

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GaryM · Jun 21, 2004

OK, I had pictured the runoff from the shower flowing across the floor in your stream and dropping down into a hidden drain!

Now it makes more sense! Not that the other wouldn't have been cool.

Looks like a fun job once it's done.

Bob_Skurka · Jun 21, 2004

GaryM . . . don't ever talk to my wife. She'll have me chipping up the floor and moving the drain!!!

GaryM · Jun 21, 2004

Is the shower floor actually the cut rocks that you'd be standing on?

Channel out the floor so the flow goes in the right direction. Then the drain can be hidden by a flat rock over it. Might even stock some salmon for entertainment.

Bob_Skurka · Jun 21, 2004

GaryM, yes, the shower floor is made of the same sliced river rocks that the "stream" uses.

And no thanks on the idea of channeling out the floor. All I want to do is screw on the light switch plate, install the cabinet knobs, and hang the towel bars!

LBrown59 · Nov 4, 2004

MY wifes sister and her family used to live in
Port St. Lucie, FL .They still own the home they lived in there.

Her husband was an assistant pastor of an Assembly of God church there(you probably know what church it is) for several years till they moved to NY state where he pastored another A/G for 3 or 4 years.
They have been pastoring an A/G church here in north west Ohio going on 4 years now.

OkeeDon · Nov 4, 2004

L.B., when I moved here, there were 3 churches -- Methodist, Lutheran and Catholic. That was in 1972. Today, there are almost 2 full pages of small print church listings in the Yellow Pages! But, you're correct -- the large A/G church in the area is Calvary. There are 3 or 4 total in the immediate area...

Port St. Lucie is something around 3rd largest in the state in land area, and probably up to about 7th or 8th largest in the state in population, with more than 125,000 in the city itself, more than are in the city of West Palm Beach. That's why we are moving to Okeechobee as soon as we can, where there are maybe 40,000 people in the entire county.