Water Goes On. Water Goes Off.
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Water goes on
Water goes off
Yep, I did that for about an hour or so today. When you’ve been without in-door plumbing in the kitchen for 6 months the novelty of it is all brand new again. Water goes on. Water goes off. Water goes on. Water goes off. But that’s not even the best part...
It’s A Thing Of Beauty, Folks
We’ve had rain here pretty much non-stop since Friday and the top-coat on the counter is taking forever and a day to dry. It took me two days to get 4 coats on. I ran a heater on the center part today so I could hook up the faucet. And once the faucet was hooked that means I now have access to one of the great modern inventions of our time: The Dishwasher. It’s wonderful. I got all the dishes out of storage and sent them all through for a good cleaning.
Because of the counter is still tacky I’m still a few days away from a home-cooked meal, but it is close. Very close. Tomorrow I start in on the last pair of doors for under the sink.
6 comments:
Yay--that's great! You've done a great job on your kitchen. I can't wait until the day we're able to turn water on and off in our kitchen...
Your post reminds me strongly of the "Ring goes on, ring goes off" LOTR take-off on Legendary Frog. I like your's better. It has some purpose to it. Hooray especially for dishwashers.
I think the work you do on your home is awesome!
The countertop is beautiful! And now you have a dishwasher to top it all off and just in time for Thanksgiving! Great work Greg.
We took pictures of the water running in our new kitchen sink/faucet for the first time, too. It's a thing of beauty.
Hello,
This is my first visit. I got here from blogflux. I live far away in Indonesia.
Reading your posts is very interseting. It was like reading a novel. Very descriptive. I feel like
I'm there.
I guess it will take some time to read all the posts here :)
Cheers,
Ujang
Ujang,
Welcome. Wow! Indonesia. That may be a distance record for a comment. Indonesia is a beautiful country. Isn't that were all of the Lac beetles are that they make the shellac out of?
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