"Yay!"

08/15/2003

Well, Celly found a decent handydude (named Shannon) finally. Here, I'll put it in her own words:

"The missing and damaged tiles on the roof have been repaired/replaced. The roof is now bleached an looks great. It almost looks new, which is great, because it's really due to be replaced. Unfortunately, the runoff now means that they have to pressure wash the siding again. This is after Gareth spent several hours last weekend pressure-washing the siding. Also, the clorox and stuff they used to clean the roof has affected me in the house. I'm having some trouble breathing, I'm coughing, and rather light-headed. Tomorrow, they DILUTE their solution! ;^D Shannon also tore the tileboard off the walls around my tub. It needed replacing, since the vinyl finish on the masonite was pealing off, allowing water to seep in. This has been a very stressful issue, since I didn't know whether he would have to replace the wallboard underneath and how big a project this was going to be. Luckily, the tileboard came off pretty easily and he just needs to sand the walls before putting up the new tileboard. He thought he'd finish it by EOD tomorrow. Otherwise, he'll have to finish it Wednesday afternoon, when he gets back from Chicago. You can't imagine what a relief this is to only pay a few hundred dollars rather than a few thousand! It will make such a difference!

There's still a lot more to do, but most of the work that Shannon will be doing is glazing and painting windows and painting door jambs and shutters."

Of course she also said, "He's efficient, trustworthy, and very nice. Yeah, he's cute and has really nice eyes, too! *eg*". So naturally he will be fired.

We've got a lot of work to do ourselves this weekend. Besides going to her nephew's 13 birthday pool party, we have to wash all the interior walls, shampoo the carpet and carry the leftovers from the yard sale to a Good Will store. Another busy weekend, I can't wait until Faire starts.

Yesterday I had two root canals done. It wasn't too bad -- fairly painful a couple times -- and the doc did a buildup for a couple crowns. I go back in a month to have the molds made and then three weeks after that I have the permanent ones put on. Gah... three months. I just hope Celly is up here by then. *sigh*

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