It took a lot of pestering but Will and I finally agreed on a color and decorating idea for his room. It was like dragging a sugared up toddler out of a Toys R Us.
Last Friday I took myself down to the Home Depot and bought some primer-sealer to remove the skyline from the walls.
So long Space Needle. |
See ya never, random rectangle shapes. |
While we were out Jeff wanted to run a few other errands. Not a problem except while clearing out William's room I had found an old copy of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. So now there I was traveling through town with a towel on my lap...yep I brought it with me on every stop. Don't Panic and Bring Your Own Towel. God I love Douglas Adams. Jeff tolerated the towel at the bank. He gave me funny looks when the towel joined us for lunch. But when towel and I joined him in the auto store he snapped.
"Why the hell are you bringing that towel everywhere today?"
"A towel is about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have." I quoted and gave him my duh don't you know that? look.
I had obviously stunned him with my superior logic and knowledge of 30 year old literary quotes. Or, more likely, he was once again trying to figure out what he'd done wrong to end up married to me.
Running errands with Jeff always takes a minimum of 4 hours so we arrived home in time for me to cook dinner. After dinner I painted a portion of the wall with my sample paint and declared the day done.
I dubbed it The Smoke Monster. And bid a good night to William who got to sleep next to it. |
My hand started to cramp at this point |
Here's where my shoulder gave out. |
After my minor panic attach yesterday I set to work painting the trim pieces and the ceiling. Because I was on the phone with the passport lady early in the morning I missed catching my neighbor before she left for work. I had wanted to borrow their sawhorses. So I improvised. One thing I have plenty of around the house is bricks. Couple of brick sawhorses later and I was ready to go.
Yes Virginia there are sunny days in Seattle. |
While he was happy the painting part was done, all he really cared about was that his computer was available. |
Ignore the tape and the missing trim. And the teddy bear. William definitely doesn't want you to see The Teddy Bear |
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