Well, The Mrs. Mr. Roarked me this morning. See, it was my turn to sleep in. But yesterday I made two tragic mistakes:
- I complained that I'd never be allocated time to seal the grout in the newly re-reconstructed shower.
- I told The Mrs. that rather than fritter the entire morning away with a sleeping in late and then having a big breakfast 2 hours later routine, we should get up early, have a normal breakfast, and do something useful.
Mother F^@ker! I'm trying to sleep here.
But I did say that, dammit all to hell.
I got up. I accomplished the following today as a result of this:
- I sealed the grout in the master shower. Two coats.
- I hung the new bicycle winches up on the garage ceiling.
- I cleaned the filter on two of the three ponds (the third pond has sprung a leak and no longer holds water - a job for the spring).
- I skimmed seaweed out of the koi pond.
- I inflated seven of The Childrens' toy balls.
- I vacuumed the first floor of the house.
- I "steam cleaned" the tile in the entrance-way, kitchen, and hallway.
- I took MaxieC for a bike trailer ride to the park (along with the rest of the fambly and the fambly from across the street).
I could have used another hour of sleep, though.
This post was inspired by Ketel One Bloody Marys. No Marys were harmed during the writing of this post.
6 comments:
Don't forget about finishing putting away the Xmas lights and the spot we cleared in the garage!
Good Yob
Very productive!
def. a day to pat yourself on the back!
do you have koi in the pond in the winter?
seaweed? you're koi pond is big enough to have seaweed?
Any islands? Or are there so many they're more of an atoll than just islands.
:)
It is algae that grows in hair-like strands that get to be up to two feet long. It reminds me of Lake Erie.
It may technically not be seaweed because it is fresh water.
The Koi do spent the winter in the pond. I have a 1500W pond heater that keeps the water flowing through the pumps, and the pond is deep enough never to be in danger of freezing. Koi, being carp, simply go dormant when it get really cold. They don't even eat.
As far as I can tell, I have only two koi left. There were four when I moved in, but I think a heron ate two of them in the fall. That is a problem around here. Most people put netting over their ponds, but the previous owner removed the netting (along with most of his koi) when he moved. I never put new netting up.
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