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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
We had a new house built in 2016. The builder rushed in order to build many houses and make more money, so the area beneath our foundation was not compacted. And so, the new house is already falling apart at the seams. Alas! Can’t write a book with a strong foundation if my house falls down on my manuscript. Many of the houses around me are having similar foundation problems. Sad. 😢 Bad builder.
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Sorry to hear about that Mary
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Ooooh–I am sorry about this too. I haven’t written much on my blog in the past 2 years, because the stress and worry has been chewing up most of my creativity.
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I can imagine 😦
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