06.07.09
Oh that silly neighbor…
The yard continues to look more and more like an abandoned prairie.
A semi-daily journal of my routines and what I perceive of things going on around me.
The yard continues to look more and more like an abandoned prairie.
Well, I’ll let the images do the talking, needless to say they haven’t mowed yet this year.
I finally got the table painted. I’ve already cleaned up the mess, so ignore it.
A couple of months ago I built a gaming table with a couple of friends (thanks Dave and Kevin). The top is 8′x4′ and is big as hell. I’d put some photos up, but I’m lazy lazy lazy. In any case, I’m nearly finished using filler, both bondo and spackle. Bondo for the big fills, where two boards meet together also for larger areas of wood imperfections. Spackle for the small nail and screw holes, as well as in small areas with imperfections in the wood. In addition to being nearly done with the filler, I’m also nearly done with sanding it all down. Once I deem it finished, I will go over it one more time with spackle and sandpaper to get it to the point where I am happy enough to paint it. Photos to come!
Update with photos!
I had been putting off a couple things in the kitchen. First I filled this dumb hole that the previous owners had created which you can see below. Now that it is filled in and painted, I finished up my project of getting an amp installed and a speaker setup on top of the catwalk.
After that, there were two electrical outlets on the bottom side of the catwalk up above, with some help I relocated them to the topside so they would be unseen. Well, just recently I patched over and then textured the holes on the bottom side. Today, I painted them.
We also just got bullrushed by a ton of snow today, it’s still coming down like crazy too.
I have the lighting installed and my furniture in place. Next up is the trim molding and the door molding. I only got one shot, so I am adding in a cool photo of Yakko.
I’ve finished installing the floor, the next step is to put in the floor molding and then after that, installing the new lighting.