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My desk became the work bench |
After so much adventure experienced in putting together the cart for the microwave, I took a little break on Sunday. I played for church and puttered and napped away the afternoon. I knew I had a box waiting for me, but I just didn't have the oomph to tackle it on Sunday. The microwave cart nearly finished me.
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Limoges berry dishes work great to hold the hardware! |
I arose this morning, loins girded for battle, and opened the box containing the shelf unit. I had planned to simply take out the pieces, look at the instructions and asses whether or not to call Yannick. I decided that I could indeed put this together; it looked far simpler than the cart had proven to be. The only obstacle was that this was going to be much heavier.
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Instructions and the magnifying glass I need to actually see them |
I used my desk and my bed as workbenches. The finished unit was heavy, as I expected, but I put it on a rug and dragged it from my bedroom to the office. I am proud of myself for having done it, but I really do hope I am finished. I simply don't want to do this again.
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Pieces are un-boxed and in order |
The postman arrived with what I think and hope are the final two boxes of my belongings. I wrestled them up the stairs, thanking the neighbors for not being at home to bear witness to my struggles. But, the boxes are in the apartment now, and I will begin the task of the final unpack. It's as if old friends have come home.
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More old friends arrived today |
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To be dealt with |
I have the CD player I bought a couple of weeks ago up and running and am in bliss--listening to Bach. Home is sweet, indeed.
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Finished shelf unit |
Wow! I am impressed that you assembled the shelf unit by yourself. Maybe this is your new "profession"? Marian
RépondreSupprimerWhat a task but don't you feel good about what you accomplished! I hope to see this ensemble in September for my one day visit. My heart is warm thinking about it. Phyllis
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