Strange Cloud photo by Stacy Sweeney

When Weather’s Foul

When weather’s foul
one one tousand
I start to count
two one thousand

eerie thunder’s growl
three one thousand
tornadoes prowl
four one thousand

strong winds howl
five one thousand
rain pounds down
six one thousand

I snapped an awesome cloud
seven one thousand
wh-tch sounds!
eight one thousand

flying debris of hounds and owls
nine one thousand
water tanks hurled around
ten one thousand

crushed Toyota to the ground
repairs cost one thousand
my mouth frowns¿

Outlandish! Bunkhouse crawlspace encapsulation cost $500 an hour. Two guys showed up in an expensive truck for a two day job. I was surprised. That’s $5,000 dollars. They only need 10 jobs a year, and they could be making 50,000 annually, and that’s just for crawlspaces. They can also spray foam inside the bunkhouse for $12,000. Are you good at math? The other company bid 22,000 dollars for the crawlspace job.

Sixteen mils vapor barrier was taped around the piers, halfway up the concrete block walls, and covered the ground. A dehumidifier was added to reduce moisture. The vents were spray foamed shut, and a door was attatched to seal the space air tight. May as well be a tornado shelter.

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