No going to hold you long.
Septic Tanks! Google says, "It's a tank, typically underground, in which sewage is collected and allowed to decompose through bacterial activity before draining by means of a leaching field". Every building has at least one.
A pipe leading to our septic tank cracked. It was a cruddy & pricey nightmare. Sewage water was covered in our side yard. We got it fixed. The water evaporated but the waste went into the soil. With the spring rains and pollination, in the fertilized soil grew this monster of a bush. I was heading over to that side of the house to hook up the water hose & "Feed Me, Seymour" was in my way. In one month after getting the pipe fixed, this big bush appeared. WoW!!!
Sh*t blew that up fast.
Yard men will be here next week.
A pipe leading to our septic tank cracked. It was a cruddy & pricey nightmare. Sewage water was covered in our side yard. We got it fixed. The water evaporated but the waste went into the soil. With the spring rains and pollination, in the fertilized soil grew this monster of a bush. I was heading over to that side of the house to hook up the water hose & "Feed Me, Seymour" was in my way. In one month after getting the pipe fixed, this big bush appeared. WoW!!!
Sh*t blew that up fast.
It reminds me of the topic of how the crap of life (messy situations) can cause new problems blow up quick. Even when you fix the cause of the crap, remember there is crap out there that needs to be handled. Not until we deal with the waste, that issue will grow into other issues. So, get your sh*t together.
And As Always Talking to You in Adult Terms
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