
I finally got to work on getting the kitchen sink sealed. Janie had purchased the silicone sealant needed for this job…uhm...about a decade ago. As is unfortunately usual with me it became another project that I didn’t get to. That’s all part of the dumbest smart person of my self definition. You know, I’m either the smartest dumb person or the dumbest smart person you will ever meet. It just depends on the moment you meet me. I’d keep seeing it and say to myself “I’ve gotta do this” but forget all about it a few minutes later. I ask Cherie to remind me but she’s not a whole lot better than I am memory wise. This is due in part to the menopause thing from what I’ve read. She brought the sink up yesterday so I had her write it down on the schedule we try to keep up in order to accomplish anything around here.
Right now I am laying down to ease the back pain. It’s so strange to be able to bend over and pick things up without great difficulty or pain but to have the simple thing of working at a countertop level so debilitating. I’m not picking up anything heavy or straining when I do, it’s just something about the slight stoop required. I will note that yesterday I was unusually weak. Had a real hard time replacing one of the five gallon water bottles on our…uh…water bottle drink dispensing thing. I can’t think of the name for it right now. It’s not usually a problem. Perhaps the three or so bad days contributed to that.
God willing I’ll get to work on the tiller today. It’s 1:00 now and I’m just about done with the sink. All I have to do is put it back in. Spent a lot of time cleaning the hard water deposits off of the faucet. The Lime Away barely touched them so I had to practically chisel it off with a scraper. I found some Teflon tape that I had picked up somewhere and wrapped the threads cause something was leaking. Hopefully that will cure it.
Well the pain pill and laying down has eased the pain so I’ll get back to work.
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That's it. The day's done. I did get to take the tiller all apart again and removed the reverse mechanism. Will need to replace a spring to make the clutch work. If I had the bucks I'd go ahead and replace the rings but that will have to wait. See ya.
4 comments:
Don't catch that field of corn stubble on fire or you will play hell getting it out.
"...water bottle drink dispensing thing..."
Eh...sounds good to me!
Man, those weeds are GINORMOUS! That's Texas for ya!
Hugs to you both...
It's cotton Nate and ready to harvest. If it caught on fire there would be big bucks going up in smoke. I don't think cotton burns well but regardless I'm very careful.
Dude...cotton burns very well. But maybe not on the stalk. :)
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