For some time now we’ve been busy
building Mano 2.0
which has been exciting
but has required lots of HOMEwork…
lotsa visits to plumbing stores, tile stores, floor stores,
kitchen stores, quartz stores,
you name it stores….etc etc etc
I’m hoping now that all is said and built…
I get an "A" on my HOMEwork
Or at least Extra Credit for the work involved.
I remember a particular visit to a plumbing store
where after too much time there…
I got the freaky feels.
As I walked through an aisle of toilets,
I was caught off guard when
a few toilets raised their lids.
After I put 1 and 1 together
and got Number 2,
I realized the toilets weren’t alive.
So then,
I did what every mature acting person would do.
I walked back and forth to get them to raise and lower again
and again
and again.
There is nothing like a 21 toilet salute.
I am not a fan of automatic lids on toilets for a
couple of reasons.
Number 1: they would be especially creepy at night.
Number 2: ….ummmm
Number 1 and Number 2 ….
That pretty much sums up toilets.
From the bowels of the store,
I moved up the pipeline
to faucets.
After staring at kitchen faucets way too long…
the long goose necks seemingly came alive.
No longer were they mechanical devices for delivering water…
they were evil creatures …
twisting and turning themselves toward me…
in an effort
to grab me and pull me down the drain.
It was time to plumb and run.
As months upon months
rolled by
with unending waves of Manomet 2.0 HOMEwork,
I hit the plaster wall
when it came to choosing paint.
Paint ain’t easy, folks.
There’s so much to consider like
undertones and
LRV (Light Reflectance Value.)
Apparently
if the room is facing east/west/north/south...
our guys,
Ben Moore and Sher Williams,
can look differently on your walls.
So don’t forget your compass, Columbus.
There may be 50 shades of gray,
but I found there are 100 shades of white…
super white, pure white, simply white, alabaster white, etc etc.
I went round and round with so many different whites
that I painted myself into a corner.
The whole paintful experience had me turning
Ghostly White…
which could have been the perfect white
but I also had to consider…
Sickly White.
Anywhooooo
Manomet 2.0 HOMEwork is finally finished
and turned in.
All we need now for finishing touches is…
visitors.
If you’ve managed to read
this blog
thus far….
you are cordially invited.
1 comment:
Looks like the general contractor did her HOMEwork well!
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