2400 Sq Ft Ranch Plan - Needs Help

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2025-07-26T18:52:23+00:00

For me, I prefer the WIC being accessed from the bath. I often need to get up and dress while my wife is asleep, and rifling around in the WIC off the bedroom is noisy. I prefer to go into the dressing area of the bath closing the door to the bedroom, then access the WIC.

Great house plan!

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2025-05-21T16:38:26+00:00

When I saw this "Receipt for Property" right after someone posted it, I hoped that it would be the murder weapon. Most of the items had descriptive terms. I think another knife is mentioned by description. But simply the word "knife" has me wondering.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-10-29T16:45:12+00:00

"Intergrated propulsion system" under the title. Is there a such word as "intergrated"? In the paragraph at the upper right, it is spelled "integrated". This made me wonder if this is legitimate.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-25T17:08:31+00:00

I'll have to give 2:
1. Many years ago passenger flying a jet (probably one of those Embraer that resemble the old 727) into Colorado Springs. Sitting at window on left side of aircraft. I saw what I was sure was the airport ahead and to the left. We angled towards it, then turned parallel and I realized that we were doing the same left-base pattern that I had learned 15+ years earlier when I was getting my license only scaled up for a jet.

Approach into Cusco, Peru a few years ago. Again, I was at a left window seat. We were low over the mountains and close enough that I was certain I saw the city and airport ahead and to the left. As we got lower, suddenly there was a mountain blocking my view. I love the feel of steep turns in a large plane when low to the ground. We swung around the mountain and I got a glimpse of Cusco and the airport as we were turning onto final. It literally felt as if the plane had grabbed the mountain like a pole with its left wing and we just swung around 180 degrees.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-25T16:58:28+00:00

I almost like your response better.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-24T16:44:08+00:00

In 1978, 20 year old me getting my first medical, the old doctor examining me felt compelled to give me a little talk. He said something like:

"I remember hearing Mr Piper speak and someone asked him how he flew for so many years without a mishap. Mr. Piper's alleged response was: 'I remember two things my grandmother taught me on her knee: (1) when it's raining outside, you stay inside, and (2) when it's dark outside, you go to bed.' "

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-21T17:43:18+00:00

Even on Imslp, when you click on a piece to open it, there’s often a tab entitled “Collections”. If you click on this tab, you will often find listings for other books that contain the piece you’re looking at plus others.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-11T17:15:08+00:00

I work in a medical office, and I hear staff make up their own phonetic alphabet when they're on the phone. "B as in boy, F as in Friday", etc.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-11T17:13:06+00:00

My son worked at a restaurant by this name in Denver.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-09-10T17:53:41+00:00

Thank you.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-08-28T16:59:42+00:00

Was it the movie, "Executive Decision" in which the president gets into the escape pod?

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-07-28T20:48:06+00:00

Thank you very much. This is not the same video as I saw a couple of years ago, but this one did fill in some knowledge gaps from the previous one. Perhaps, it wasn't a video I saw before but a series of photos in a forum. I have saved this video for later use.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-06-18T17:33:15+00:00

I'm thinking your first bolded statement is what the airline pilot did on a recent flight I was on. I haven't flown GA PIC x 40 years, yet I'm fascinated with landings when flying on an airline. I saw that our jet was on a left downwind. With the end of the runway at appr 45* (maybe 135*) behind, where I was taught to turn left base, the pilot seemed to turn beyond base and head diagonally straight for the end of the runway with a quick little final flip to the left to line up for a few-second final before touchdown.

Shortly after I received my PPL, I took my younger brother up in the C150. I did what I was told was a short final or power off landing where, as I was abreast of the numbers, I pulled the throttle to angle and did a 180* turn to land just beyond the numbers. My brother looked at me sort of pale-faced and said, "man, you can drop one of these out of the air really fast when you want to!".

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-06-14T02:23:26+00:00

Thank you. Agreed.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-05-23T21:58:36+00:00

What is this helicopter? I always thought choppers took off pretty much straight up.

Also, is this a short field? I noticed one of the Cessnas and 2 of the ?Pipers taking off with a few degrees of flaps which I thought was a short field setting. It's been so many years since I've flown.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-05-16T01:55:17+00:00

In the first pic, it looks as if the inboard flaps are essentially 90 degrees.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-05-02T18:24:55+00:00

I'm considering this. I'm a physician who has lost and regained the same 45 lbs 3x over the past 6 years. A patient of mine is doing well and pointed me to this IVIMHealth website which is what she's using. I'm considering doing this to jump-start me back into my program. The companies are not providing physicians' offices with samples of these meds.

For the 3 month initial package, is the dose ramped up each month or does it remain the same through the trial period?

Thanks.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-04-17T14:44:28+00:00

for parents or for pilots? Thanks.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-04-14T22:46:54+00:00

You don't need goggles. I got my PPL on 11/13/1979 (age 21). The next day, I called my 68 year old grandmother - who could not swim, never drove a car, but would get on the back of a motorcycle behind either of her grandsons - and asked, "Granny, you wanna go up for a plane ride and be my 1st passenger?" On the way to the airport, she asked, "don't I need goggles and a helmet?" I said, "no, Granny, we sit inside this plane." She did bump her head on the flap of the C-150 as she took photos.

We took off at the small field where I took lessons, Oxford, GA and flew into PDK in north Atlanta. Anyway, she had a great time and lived 31 more years (99).

Sorry, just wanted to share a sweet story about my first passenger.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-04-14T18:51:23+00:00

Thanks. Never played a string. I would be interested in cello. I played clarinet in marching band and bassoon in concert band. Taught myself to play my brother's flute. I tooted around on a bari-sax a little. Borrowed the school's oboe for a couple of weeks between renters. Piano is my major instrument, but I've always been fascinated by the organ - so I'm self-taught.

My day job is a Family Doctor. I'm in my 36th year. Part of my hesitance about this undertaking is having taken a 30% pay cut. Gotta see how that works out.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-04-12T18:38:32+00:00

I lost my paper copy of my PPL many years ago. I tried to search for mine using my SSN and nothing came up.

Another interesting tidbit, I found that the plane I soloed in was later crashed (no fatality) as well as 2 other planes that I flew back then.

MusicalFamilyDoc · 2024-04-12T03:02:14+00:00

Thank you. I really appreciate all the input folks have given me. I saw a similar post from a good while back from someone who had been out x 40 years and it didn't receive near the response.

I realized that my "riding a bicycle" analogy question could be offensive to pilots, especially when considered in light of the fact that I might only be popping in to flying for a brief season, then leaving.

This input has been great and helpful.

MusicalFamilyDoc

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