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The progress on the house finally feels like we're moving past baby steps into actual momentum, and just having so much more floor clear makes it easier to breathe. I'm about to go into serious production mode for GeekCraftExpo on the weekend after Thanksgiving (tickets are $2, and with that there will be proper crowd control for covid-ness). Whether I can implement the buttload of new ideas I have is up in the air (so. many. ideas. Most of which involve learning new painting or woodworking skills oops) but I think at least the boxes will be added to the inventory. Thanks to y'alls gentle pushes, I finally have a proper online store! I'm trying to add new things every week without letting it overwhelm the rest of my work time.
I went out to North Carolina to help R get the final heavy things that really need two people lifting out of her POD. She got covid AGAIN when she moved out there, and still fatigues easily, so big chunks of moving in had been really stalled. I think some of the momentum from getting that apartment put to rights carried over to coming home.
Waynesville, NC is very pretty, especially with the leaves turning, but I would have difficulty living there, I think. Fiber degrees are really damn thin on the ground these days, though, so I totally understand why R is making it work.
I went out to North Carolina to help R get the final heavy things that really need two people lifting out of her POD. She got covid AGAIN when she moved out there, and still fatigues easily, so big chunks of moving in had been really stalled. I think some of the momentum from getting that apartment put to rights carried over to coming home.
Waynesville, NC is very pretty, especially with the leaves turning, but I would have difficulty living there, I think. Fiber degrees are really damn thin on the ground these days, though, so I totally understand why R is making it work.
