Putting humpty dumpty back together again
So we're due to move into our new (to us) house on August 15th. That fact makes me a little nervous considering it still looks like a construction zone.
But we've got walls now, so there's that. They are mostly bare sheetrock and mud, though. Speaking of, I have a new thing to hate. Drywall dust. And you think sand gets in everything when you go to the beach! Ha! Sanding drywall creates a thin cloud of dust that clogs up your eyes, nose, throat...you name it. I think I could bleed drywall dust right now.
And let's not forget to mention the super hot fashions it inspires...
And the cheerful attitudes...
Next up is paint. This should be interesting.
But we've got walls now, so there's that. They are mostly bare sheetrock and mud, though. Speaking of, I have a new thing to hate. Drywall dust. And you think sand gets in everything when you go to the beach! Ha! Sanding drywall creates a thin cloud of dust that clogs up your eyes, nose, throat...you name it. I think I could bleed drywall dust right now.
And let's not forget to mention the super hot fashions it inspires...
And the cheerful attitudes...
Next up is paint. This should be interesting.
4 Comments:
I give you guys a ton of credit - that's a hell of a lot of work to do. Plus it sucks to do it, but it sucks even more to pay someone. Which is what I'd have to do, since a work crew of one is damned slow.
Drywall. Ungh! (Good god. What is it good for? Absolutely....)
Last time I did drywall my arms ended up a couple inches longer than they were when I started from carrying those damn sheets around ... Looking good though. Hopefully you've agreed on a color ...
Looking good :detta:
You know? I still check this blog once a week or so. House looks great!
I never had the patience for home improvement projects, let alone that kind of an overhaul. I imagine you've learned a shitton of stuff.
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