I'm impressed with your planning. The work you did when you replaced the "cooker" was planned so that it would seamlessly integrate into your ultimate plan.
Good planning and good execution.
Cheers,
Gus
grizz wrote:Typically, the boss wanted the perfectly fine guest bathroom done over too.....
So I dismantled it this morning, stripped the few 150x150 tiles in there, then redid the tiles with 200x200 mm ones.
I then repainted all the skirting boards, thresholds and doors downstairs.... coz I can.
Then an undercoat on the dark wood of the bathroom.....
Had dinner, watched some telly till 9.30 when Nicola went to bed.... then started on the second coats etc.
Just done painting the top coat of the guest bathroom bottom half, and the undercoat of the top half....
Grouting tiles quickly in the morning, then topcoat the top half and re-assemble bathroom..... Job Done !
S. Heisley wrote:grizz wrote:Typically, the boss wanted the perfectly fine guest bathroom done over too.....
So I dismantled it this morning, stripped the few 150x150 tiles in there, then redid the tiles with 200x200 mm ones.
I then repainted all the skirting boards, thresholds and doors downstairs.... coz I can.
Then an undercoat on the dark wood of the bathroom.....
Had dinner, watched some telly till 9.30 when Nicola went to bed.... then started on the second coats etc.
Just done painting the top coat of the guest bathroom bottom half, and the undercoat of the top half....
Grouting tiles quickly in the morning, then topcoat the top half and re-assemble bathroom..... Job Done !
What? No before and after
???? Where's the "feast" for our eyes? You've got us spoiled, ya know....
eamarquardt wrote:Grizz,
My offer and an a ticket still stands, ha.
Cheers,
Gus
grizz wrote:eamarquardt wrote:Grizz,
My offer and an a ticket still stands, ha.
Cheers,
Gus
Gus, I think if it depended on me, I would happily have popped over to experience " The world of Gus" for myself but have to considder my UK unemployment status. [*]I know that is a factor. I think we might get away with telling the government that you were conducting an intense job search in California. That would be our story and we'd stick to it.
I had a great first, job interview on Thursday. Lets hope they liked what they saw. I think you ought to rely on your brains, your track record, your drive, your knowledge, and anything but your appearance. Just a thought. You have my best wishes behind you.
I also have another first interview on Tuesday. Our hopes and thoughts are with you.
I would not ever want to be employed by you, but being your " hands and feet " could be fun. You have that all wrong. You don't want to be employed by "Uncle Gus". The real "Gus" is a pussy cat. One of my engineering aids/associates once made a moderate mistake. Our "customer" blew it all out of proportion and got their knickers all in a twist. My associate was mortified and, I'm sure, waiting anxiously for my reaction. After the dust settled down a bit I moseyed over, smiled, and remarked: "Well, we won't do that again" (end of discussion). You should have seen the wave of relief that washed over her, ha. She was really a good aid/associate, her work was generally well above average, and I'm not sure what she was thinking (perhaps just a bad day with something distracting her) but "yelling" about it would have caused more harm than good. See, I'm a pussycat (until provoked). In addition, our working together would be a "labor of love", not an employment arrangement.
I am sure I could collect a container load of "stuff" while there. Nah, you wouldn't be able to help yourself and you'd get two or three containers full.
You know I have been looking at buying a late 40's early 50's pickup truck in decent condition for sensible money for some time. So a roadtrip with you could be good. Give me more specifics and I'll begin a search. Cars and trucks are often advertised (elsewhere) as "California Car" because California cars are, typically, rust free.
grizz wrote:...........................I will now try to do nothing for a day or two.
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