Running on Empty
I'm extremely tired and feeling a little sick, so I'm having trouble concentrating. I'll try to keep this short and coherent.
First, I hope that I survive the weekend.
The wild-man that I am, I'm spending my Friday night painting on the damn mural. Saturday I'll back at the mural bright and early. I plan to work on it until it's time to raise the new electrical pole and cement in its base. Afterward, I'll take a shower, change clothes, and drive off to Fayetteville (2 1/2 hours one way) with my wife to have dinner with one of her high school friends. Sunday we're going up to the Queen to lay the kitchen floor, then we'll go to a birthday party in the evening. Sometime during the weekend, my father will be dropping off a table saw and a new step-ladder (much needed, the one we have now is nearly as old as the Queen and a menace). Also, my wife is planning to paint the kitchen.
I guess we'll see how it goes.
First, I hope that I survive the weekend.
The wild-man that I am, I'm spending my Friday night painting on the damn mural. Saturday I'll back at the mural bright and early. I plan to work on it until it's time to raise the new electrical pole and cement in its base. Afterward, I'll take a shower, change clothes, and drive off to Fayetteville (2 1/2 hours one way) with my wife to have dinner with one of her high school friends. Sunday we're going up to the Queen to lay the kitchen floor, then we'll go to a birthday party in the evening. Sometime during the weekend, my father will be dropping off a table saw and a new step-ladder (much needed, the one we have now is nearly as old as the Queen and a menace). Also, my wife is planning to paint the kitchen.
I guess we'll see how it goes.
posted by John | 8:43 PM
2 Comments:
Now that is a full plate! Where is this mural you're working on? Is it part of The Queen or is this income related. Here in town we have "The Rural Burl Mural Crew" (I think I have that right). They paint murals all over town. Mostly in the downtown area on the sides of buildings. I've never seen a small town with so many murals in (on?) it.
Too funny Greg- Ludington, MI has a mural society and more murals than you can shake a stick at-must be a small town thing...
and to J.A. ambitious plans my friend- good luck! Hope you don't fall asleep at the table :)
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