u/Extra_Dry
r/KansasCityKansas r/landscaping r/Overlandpark r/StrongtownsKC r/Contractor r/lenexaks r/howislivingthere r/redditrequest r/StLouis
▲ 10 r/howislivingthere
Eastern Oregon and Washington State
It looks desolate but maybe its really beautiful
u/Extra_Dry — 8 days ago
▲ 11 r/lenexaks
How to improve the BBQ battle?
I love the BBQ battle on Friday nights. They had something for everyone, even kids. It still seems to lack something and I can't quite put my finger on it.
u/Extra_Dry — 8 days ago
▲ 8 r/landscaping
Concrete or paver patio?
I have to replace my patio due to drainage. Do you prefer concrete or should I go back with pavers?
u/Extra_Dry — 8 days ago
What's it like living in the middle of Argentina?
I live in Kansas where there are wannabe cowboys, tornados, good steak and lots of flat grasslands. I have heard there are parts of Argentina with the same vibe and geography. Is this the spot? Also, do people actively leave to in their mid-twenties and then return in their late 30s after having kids?
u/Extra_Dry — 13 days ago
▲ 52 r/StLouis
St. Louis Bread Company
Is there loyalty to the St. Louis Bread Company vs Panera? I'm from KC and travel to St. Louis a couple times a year. Its the same franchise but is anyone a die hard St. Louis Bread Co fan?
Forgive me if this is asked on the subreddit a lot
u/Extra_Dry — 13 days ago
▲ 14 r/Contractor
New Window Installation- Does this look right?
I'm not a super handy person so I don't really know what I am looking at. It looks messy but maybe that is typical?
Edit: Sorry, this is before trim goes back on. It sounds like its missing some tape over the fins so I will make sure atleast that is done
u/Extra_Dry — 27 days ago
Potential Protected Bike Lane in Prairie Village
Hi everyone,
I am a current Prairie Village resident and I was wondering what people would think of a potential protected bike lane on Mission Road from 63rd street to either 75th street or 79th. I believe that if they were to convert this road from a 4 lane road to a 3 lane road with the central lane being a turn lane, we could create a protected 2 way bike path that would encourage the surrounding community to bike more. With the proximity of so many schools to mission road, I believe that parents and school children would bike to the shops at prairie village and school. I would love to hear everyone's thoughts and suggestions about potentially approaching this.
u/Extra_Dry — 1 month ago