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serindeNo aikido today, because Joe's out sick (and corp is also down by one, so I can't steal someone from over there to cover me). I hate this skeleton-crew nonsense.
Tried hanging the ceiling fan/light fixture in the bedroom last night, with Brian's expert help (okay, he did most of it; I found tools and held the 50-ton thing up while he was wiring it), but as usual with DIY projects, it will require another trip to the hardware store. I am firmly resolved to get this in before spring, to give me another weapon in the "no, let's not turn the air conditioner on when it's only 75 degrees" battle.
A mildly cursed morning, in general.
Tried hanging the ceiling fan/light fixture in the bedroom last night, with Brian's expert help (okay, he did most of it; I found tools and held the 50-ton thing up while he was wiring it), but as usual with DIY projects, it will require another trip to the hardware store. I am firmly resolved to get this in before spring, to give me another weapon in the "no, let's not turn the air conditioner on when it's only 75 degrees" battle.
A mildly cursed morning, in general.
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Date: 2004-02-04 08:14 pm (UTC)Tried hanging the ceiling fan/light fixture in the bedroom last night, with Brian's expert help (okay, he did most of it; I found tools and held the 50-ton thing up while he was wiring it), but as usual with DIY projects, it will require another trip to the hardware store.
As it always does. BTW, did you replace the ceiling bracket with one rated to hold the extra weight of a fan (or was there a fan-rated bracket) already installed? You don't want it falling out of the ceiling whilst the bed is occupied ...
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Date: 2004-02-04 09:39 pm (UTC)