Thursday, March 19, 2020
And the Self Isolation continues!!
Heh.
Well, I think I might have mentioned at some point over the years that I, in fact, could quite likely get along just fine living as a "recluse". Not a hermit, mind you. I likes my wifi and all that. And getting deliveries to the door would be problematic if living as a hermit. Plus, if I were to chose to live in some remote gawd fersaken place, I'm afraid I'd be very much alone.
Anyhoodle. There's always something to while away the hours. At least until my knees start to complain. And Oh Lordy.
But this isn't a Pity Party, so let's not go there.
After the bulk of the painting is done downstairs, and before I starting making some moves in the furniture department, I figured I'd suck it up and finally put down some baseboard of some sort.
This stuff is actually considered "casing", but the baseboard that I was looking at was kinda flimsy, and I wasn't about to blow too much dough on some fancy schmancy stuff made from Oak say, as it is the basement after all. I had thought that I'd be painting it one of the colours that would perhaps be a nice contrast to the paint on the walls, but T.C. took a look at the primed bit that I put down as a bit of a reference/test, and declared that she thought she'd like it to be white.
So white it is:
Always best to paint it ahead of time I find, so as not to be forced to spend all that effort on hands and knees trying not to get paint everywhere.
The beauty of the white is (or any colour for that matter) I can caulk any little "issues" I might find, and then just paint over it.
Me likey.
None of that has actually been nailed in place, by the way. We're still at the "fitting" stage here.
I'll get back to this once my knees stop complaining.
And to think, there was a time when I could spend a day doing just this, and then go in to work and carry on until midnight.
It's been a while.
So if I think of it, it's been a few years now that I've been "self isolating".
Hope y'all are hanging in there.
Thanks for stopping by.
Keep your stick on the ice.
And wash your hands.
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I have a set way with installing molding. Measure twice, cut once, throw it away, measure again, cut again, then call my son who happens to know what he is doing.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing you are one of those who knows what he is doing.
A good task to keep you occupied. Also agree with you, what we did then takes longer to do today with a lot more aches and pains to boot.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy the isolation.
It's about time.