I
realize this isn't much in the grand scheme of things, but when you're as far behind the curve as
I am, you celebrate every small victory. I was talking to N and we
decided that finishing the last dormer by the end of August was a
reasonable goal, and sure enough, I finished it with more than a week
to spare. Truth be told, I thought I'd get it done in a couple of
weeks, but like always, it took longer than I expected. At some point
I'll need to paint again because all it has is a coat of primer, but
let me relish the moment for now.
There's
still a lot of work to be done on the outside, mainly putting in trim
around the doors and windows, but once that's done, the house will be
sealed. Then I can focus on the interior, but one thing at at time,
right? I will say that it's nice to get down off the roof. Working up
there is not only precarious, but it really slows down the process
because of the setup and the fact that it's hard to pound in nails
when you're quivering with fear from the height. It doesn't look that high but it's a whole different perspective when you're up there.
Then
again, shifting gears into a new area always takes a bit of
adjustment... it's always something, right?
Until
the next time, thanks for reading.
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