Jeez man, you're at 91% and I'm at 31%... Can we exchange a bit until we meet in the middle?
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Jeez man, you're at 91% and I'm at 31%... Can we exchange a bit until we meet in the middle?
Oh Damn.... it's Twelfth Night.... I totally missed it today.
Today marks the official start of the Mardi Gras season. There were actually a few minor parades tonight.
Man... 37f and on the way down to 30f tonight and tomorrow night. Still... 91% humidity tho. Shed is buttoned up and sweating a bit. Exhaust fan is going, but still the sweat on the outside walls of the shed. Veg and bloom rooms seem ok. Heat's cooking in the bloom tent... 24hr lights keep the veg tent warm enough.
70f yesterday... should return to that monday/tuesday. Can't wait.
Jeez man, you're at 91% and I'm at 31%... Can we exchange a bit until we meet in the middle?
What's your excuse?
A high of 10F today with a current temp of 2F - \\- It's supposed to warm up to 20F by tomorrow.
No Mardi Gras here, but I just got back from a EXPO with exotic birds and animals. So it was warm inside
Cabinet painting.... endless damn sanding and painting. 36 cabinet doors x 2 units. Sux.
I can't even blame it on weed. Shame.
Outrageous!!!
Betty's wearing way too much lately... but the humidity drop is nice. She only has one last article of clothing left to put on.
And the damn cat is so cold she refused to abandon a warm lap. She was simply used as a table and really seemed not to mind a warm plate laying on top of her. Crazy damn thing.
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Cabinets are a joy all their own. You set everything up and get lost in the dust and solvents and paint.... sweet layers of paint, blissfully applied.
Kickin my 'memeber berries into action. I remember stuffonmycat. I'd mention this post to my wife, but previous experiences tells me that this will lead to endless "Oh come look..." words from her... she has a long track record with suffonmycat and I think it may have slipped her mind for a few years now.
Apparently my kitten wasn't too lazy yesterday... ran across a dead mouse this morning. Seems like cold weather drives those little guys inside. Don't blame them... to bad it's such a deadly choice for them.
Roscoe!!! That's just not cool baby!
You must have much love for that well worn pup. Mine runs under my raised house when the rain is afoot. I might end her days if she started watering my furniture.... well.... I'd sure make her think her days were about to end... all bang no impact.
He's old and doesn't like the cold any more than I do, and the chair will likely be around long after Roscoe is gone, so I'll let it pass this time.
Ya know... I guess there's a certain zen to it. I could get into it. Removing several layers existing paint is the grief. If they were not custom built cabinets, I would have ripped and replaced them in a heartbeat. Of course, I have 52 other things that I need to work on and those damn cabinets are endless. Walls are mostly done. Trim is mostly done. Tile in the bathroom still needs to be done. Major cleaning. Then there's the yard....
Meh!!!!
My zen magic seems to be laying floor tile. I've really enjoyed it. Plus, there's been a new trend for ceramic tiles that look like wood planks. I've put it in 2 places now and I just love the stuff. Nice deep rich looking but with the durability and cool touch of tile. I put them together with a super-thin grout line using colored grout.... it looks exactly like an old wooden floor.
Running plumbing lines is another zen thing.... you'd be shocked at how touchy lining everything up right can be. Probably helps that one of my buddies is a licensed plumber.
I always build out all my units to the HUD/Sec8 standards. I only have one tenant using Sec8, but it's (unfortunately) pretty common in this neck of the woods, so I do all my repairs to those standards. They're actually pretty touchy about some things that folks SHOULD be touchy about.... like functioning plumbing and electrical systems.
The duplex (yes, duplex.... not shotgun double... built in the 70's) has a huge paved side yard area for several cars and an RV or boat. Enormous back yard as well. I'd be tempted to move in there myself and put up a huge insulated shed on that flat slab of concrete... it just screams for a grow.
Alas... the reality of the situation leaves me with the feeling of being run over by a freight train daily. One of these days I'll be able to grab onto an empty freight car and ride it to my next project... but not today. I've barely got to the point where I can create a list of tasks to work thru.
And some visitors on my butterfly bush in the backyard...
2 monarch babies and the orange bug is a "milkweed assassin". The assassins feed on aphids that like the flowers.
So, I've been doing a bunch of reading of older threads. I came across the DocBud Osmocote+ grow. Next bucket will be an experiment with OS+.
Might be fun, might be tragic. What works well in DocBud's world may not play out as well in mine, but I like the idea none the less.