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Posted on 09/07/2006 10:11:42 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
You will when you get that bit of land! ;o)
Oh Dad, you're SO bad! *snort*
Congrats! Watch out, though. It is way too much fun finding pictures apropos of the topic. ;o)
I'm still not sure what to do about the caulk/"glazing".
I'll think about it during lunch.
Gypsy is such a pretty girl, and extremely content, looking at her there.
The mind boggles. I can't even imagine what one would LOOK like!
Whoa!! They boys were so LITTLE then!
I like your idea of just waiting the glazing out-fix what comes out easily and leave the rest that is tight. Otherwise you are looking at a big mess. LSA
I tell you, from now on, we're getting windows that are factory painted extruded aluminum or fiberglass outside and wood inside. I'm tired of painting windows outdoors!
These are awning windows so I can just leave them open.
I got all the caulking done and the only scraping left to do is on the windows that open. I need to prime and hopefully get the last of the glazing on this afternoon. Or maybe I should wait 'til tomorrow to do the glazing. The primer can sez it dries in half an hour, but I like to be sure.
Happy Anniversary, Osage and LS!!! God bless yuh, and give yuh many more...
the werst of thestorms missed us... there were a few tornados in the neighborhood tho'... garden and lawn are lovin' the cool damp weather...
foodplots is up, and deer sign is thick...
busy day... lit thehugebrushpile this mornin... pro'ly burn fer three days... fixed the lockin' pin tuh the PTO arm on thebrushhawg... gotta pull the stopcock on the fuel line on thetractor... gotta clog...
have a couple pork shoulders on the grill bein hickory smoked tuh make NC pulled pork b-b-q tuhnite fer friends... she had a miscarriage so we're makin' 'em a meal...
busy day... gotta get back tuh werk...
fergot tuh ping yuh tuh 1331
If the weather is not soggy, the primer, if it's acrylic, should be ready to re-paint in about an hour, no more than two. I never use oil based paints anymore. They're just too much of a pain to have to clean up after.
Yer makin me drool! So sorry about your friend, though. Y'all are good people for helping out.
I was wondering about you with all those storms, though! Good to hear y'all are ok.
Back from my travels. Pretty productive, I guess. I got four tops from Value Village, along with a pair of slacks to replace the pair that's falling apart. Still could use another pair of shoes and a few basic sweaters, but I couldn't take any more shopping and otherwise I'm more or less set for fall.
Also got groceries and dark chocolate. Important stuff like that.
It's not for me.
thanks
The DAP 33 instructions say to use an oil based primer, so that's what I'm using. I think I'll just prime today and glaze tomorrow.
I've just about got all the scraping and sanding done for all the front windows.
I'm really not sure what it is with Halvah and bags. She has a zillion and a half wonderfully cozy places she could sleep, but she prefers to sleep in or on paper or plastic bags. I got groceries today and didn't stick the plastic grocery bags in the closet immediately - as she discovered to her delight.
That just sprang to mind when I saw that picture of your bookend cats. I love that movie!
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