I spent part of the day prepping for more painting. I am just about ready to paint on the chocolate, I am hoping to get it done tomorrow. Masking off the area's to be painted was a bit of a challenge for me today, I had to get out the very tall ladder and climb up to mask off the peak. I am not a fan of heights and suffered from sweaty palms during this adventure.
This 4 foot long untaped area above the stairs may as well be Mars in my book. I waited until all the kids were out of the house and I climbed up on the banister over the stairs, I reached over the stairwell and reached as far as I could within my comfort zone. I can't get to that last 4 feet without hanging over the lowest stairs and the entrance way below me. Forget it. I am going to see if I can Paul to tape it for me while I hide in the kitchen with the kids.
Paul has been busy with a job of his own. He started painting the outside of the house a year ago (He told me he could do it in month, I laughed) so far the back and bottom half of one side have been done. He seems to be on a mission now. I may have nudged him a bit. Every time he comes up with something fun he wants to do, I ask him how the house is coming along.
I am not much for nagging, but the house looks terrible like it is and will look so good when it is all done.
I can never get Paul to smile for me when I take a picture. I caught him off guard while he was chatting with the neighbour.
Today he skipped Stage 2 of his reunion, it was a family deal down at the park. Tonight he and I go to Stage 3 together so we are out to dinner at 7. I think it is odd that it is a 3 day event. It seems to be pretty typical for this area I guess. Seems odd to me, I wonder if I have enough common ground with those I graduated with 20 years ago to talk for an evening, let alone 3 days. Sunday he golfs with his grad class. I guess 160 out of a class of 400 have signed up for the reunion. Pretty good turn out for 20 years I think.
He must have enjoyed last night he got home at 3:00 in the morning and left the truck downtown. I expected he would be late and I was glad to hear he had such a good time. He said it was kind of weird, but good. I can see that. He really thinks I should check into a plane ticket for mine.
Enough rambling. I am going to go clean up.
3 comments:
I don't understand why a class reunion is several days. Maybe it's a Canadian thing.
Kelly, I have loved the truly blue walls--you are totally unafraid of using strong paint colors. The chocolate colors will be a nice change and will look good with both of your couches. Looking forward to seeing a picture of your house when it is totally blue.
Hey Kelly,
Read on your Mom's blog that you read Diana Gabaldon...I have read the entire Outlander series more times than I can count. Great books..I hope that Shannon and Elayne like them too...
Sandi
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