Sounds like a bad situation for your shower. I think it would be more cost effective to rip out the shower, fix the leak, replace the shower and call it a day, rather than tear into an exterior wall. But, if you're pretty happy with your shower, then getting into a sledge hammer match-up with the house could be a fun thing. First make sure you can match the brick, and find a good mason that can put it back together! (But I would still suggest ripping out the shower)

I'll type slowly: N-E-I-T-H-E-R.

The answer is Paul McKain.

Paul is the only non-incumbent candidate that has worked with congress as a citizen (a bill related to a pool safety device for children). More recently, while as a candidate, he worked to stop the CLEAR Act, which would have ceded our waters and resources to the United Nations. Allen Boyd voted for it, and Steve Southerland was unaware of it.

Paul has not changed his position on the issues brought forth in this race. Likewise, he won't back down on issues that affect seniors. He has a proposal to allow people that have paid into Social Security to get their money out, while providing a means for younger people to save for the future. See www.paulmckain.com/solutions for more.

Paul understands retirees more so than the others since he is a retired firefighter. He was the only candidate to speak in Panama City recently about the Windfall Elimination Penalty legislation for federal retirees.

Or you can just vote "against Boyd" and end up with a lackluster representative that offers generalities and platitudes but no actual boots on the ground plans.