We have no clue what kind of virus. *laughs* It's just over so quick we haven't actually ended up, any of us, at a doctor's to figure it out. We'll probably take it back to Longmont to share with the whole community, heck, we're spreading it around NOLA right now, if I've any guess.
It was *fast* and jumped good.
We had a lot of cellphone sharing, too. *grins*
It has been very, very interesting finding that the difference between the right way and the wrong way can be so large, and the *results* can be so very very different. My caulking lines are now smooth, straight, seal, and are nearly invisible. The ladies that started learning to caulk yesterday and the day before yesterday had caulk everywhere and spent as much time cleaning it up as laying it down and the lines were jagged, ragged, and they didn't have the experience to see when the line didn't seal to both the wall and the trim or baseboard. It was really hard for me to walk into one of the rooms and not see the gaps now.
I walked into the bathroom at the Catholic center and wondered just what quality work they were doing when the trim nail holes weren't filled in on the trim and they'd just painted over it anyway...
Everyone is feeling better. John managed a Muffaletta for lunch today and has high hopes for dinner, especially since he's sleeping most of this afternoon while I wander around out in the city...
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Re: Contagion
Date: 2009-03-07 10:03 pm (UTC)It was *fast* and jumped good.
We had a lot of cellphone sharing, too. *grins*
It has been very, very interesting finding that the difference between the right way and the wrong way can be so large, and the *results* can be so very very different. My caulking lines are now smooth, straight, seal, and are nearly invisible. The ladies that started learning to caulk yesterday and the day before yesterday had caulk everywhere and spent as much time cleaning it up as laying it down and the lines were jagged, ragged, and they didn't have the experience to see when the line didn't seal to both the wall and the trim or baseboard. It was really hard for me to walk into one of the rooms and not see the gaps now.
I walked into the bathroom at the Catholic center and wondered just what quality work they were doing when the trim nail holes weren't filled in on the trim and they'd just painted over it anyway...
Everyone is feeling better. John managed a Muffaletta for lunch today and has high hopes for dinner, especially since he's sleeping most of this afternoon while I wander around out in the city...