This is why we can’t have nice things.

Broken Tree Branch

Broken Tree Branch Close-Up

So that server I was going to buy? Yeah.  Not going to happen.

5 Responses to “This is why we can’t have nice things.”


  1. 1 Tyler

    Oh, Connecticut, you’re so mischievous!

    That really sucks. Here’s hoping it doesn’t drop before you’re actually ready for it.

  2. 2 james

    We ended up having Distinctive Tree Care come out at around 5:30 PM to cut it down. I emailed them pictures at around 4 PM after talking to the dispatcher, 15 minutes later an arborist called saying, “If you want to keep that new oil tank of yours we have to cut it now.” As it turns out only a 1/2″ of wood was holding it up. Yikes!

    Down the street, one of our neighbors had a 40′ maple twisted right off the trunk about 8′ from the roots. It was like a giant grabbed it like a dandelion, spun it around and tossed it to the side. All the branches were still intact as it lay some 5′ from their house. Hell of a storm, I tell you.

  3. 3 Mike

    Sorry to hear that your server plans have been kiboshed. :( On the plus side, I guess it did not get a chance to damage your house, right?

  4. 4 Quyen

    awwww… sorry to hear about that, but it’s good that you all took care of it before it could f*** things up.

  5. 5 james

    Thankfully the only damage was to the wallet, $477–we also now have a quote in hand to have that tree and 3 others removed for $3k but could see that go down if we can get our neighbour to go in on some removal as well. *Sigh* House = Money^10

    On the plus side, Management did hint that she’s open to revisiting the server in a couple of months so there’s hope yet!

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