We only had about 2 1/2 days to work on the house last weekend due to my travel schedule. I had to leave for the Tucson airport at 3:30AM Sunday morning to catch my flight to Montreal this week.
But still, Tina managed to the door frames done. They came out real good.
I was able to finish laying the tile in the dining room and kitchen.
All that is left for that tile is a little bit in the pantry, but I did not want to be kneeling on the tile in the kitchen to lay those until the kitchen tiles were good and dry. So I will put those down this coming weekend.
Unlike my disappointment with the job I did on the hall tile, I am very pleased with the job I did in the living room, dining room and kitchen. In a span that goes over 25 feet, I was off by less than an 1/8 inch by the time I had worked to the far end of the rooms. Furthermore, I was even able to hide that in an area of the kitchen that will be under the kitchen cabinets!
Finally, Friday evening Tina and I were sitting in the garage doing what rednecks do in a garage. I.E. Sitting there watching the world go by, when I looked down about a foot from Tina and noticed we had a visitor.
Tina quickly got up and grabbed the dogs and got them in the house and I whacked this little guy with a shovel.
The two pistols that we alway carry out to the house (a Springfield .45 for me and a S&W 9MM for Tina) seemed to be a bit of overkill for a stupid snake.
Tina does have a Ruger Single-Six in .22 Magnum that I think we are going to start bringing with us as well. They make snake loads for it and being a single action, it should work well. I am going to have my friend Dwight make up a proper holster for it to keep the dust and dirt off it. Dwight suggested a full-flap cavalry style holster for it which I think will be perfect. I’ll post some pictures of it in a few weeks once we get details ironed out on what we want and Dwight gets it made.
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2 comments on “A short weekend”
Your workmanship has not slacked off since you first did the cabinets for your home. This place should give you a boost in ability.
Nice Job except you got blood on the f;oor.
Harold
Meh… We have to sand and prime the floor before we can epoxy it. If all goes according to plan, I will be posting pictures of that next weekend.
(Yes – I did say we are sanding concrete floors. And no, I have not gone mad. The manufacturer for the epoxy says we have to.)