This year has been quite a roller coaster, but we are adapting to the "new normal" :)

As our skills improved we moved on to window and trim painting, then eventually to use the rollers on the walls. 

The big dip in the drive way was like the dip on a roller coaster and it was a deal breaker for potential buyers.

One of the big things down here are the roller storm blinds.

Is there a reason the two girls do not work outside the home.You are right next to Toledo, Sonic Drive in hires people to roller skate food to their cars, and they get good tips.City jobs are stable, working in the library, or clerical in the different departments, or a 911 dispatcher, etc...Why not buy a double wide outside the city line for cheap (if you can get one cheap) and move your family out there.Not a trailer park, just on a lot somewhere.Because as you get older you might like having three helpers around to go grocery shopping, watch TV with, cut the grass and rake the yard, drive you to the doctors office when you feel ill--stuff like that.911 Job (no heavy lifting)--> https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Here you go we do this now in our 25 year old mobile homes which sell for $200,000 to $250,000or rent for $1500 a $2,000/month Cost less than $300Takes a few hours, some paint, rollers and paint brushes Search YouTube Meet Kevin kitchen make over 

If you are going to paint, I would suggest having the doors and boxes sprayed {if possible} rather than trying to paint them with a brush and/or {foam} roller.

We have a few of the sticky rollers but the number one thing is the Shark Rocket.

There were so many unforeseen possibilities for disaster yet we managed to win the karmic lotto and skate through on top.  

Second, you've got to roll it with one of those linoleum rollers after it's down.