New, improved Was: Data Entry 1255

Of course. Certain body parts should be cleaned first.

But this is only when the whole hole is contained within wood. I don't see how predrilling helps when your blueboard is getting attached to something other than a stud. Don't ask, it's a long story and I would try to use a stud whenever one existed ;-).

Most of the surfaces were layers of white paint so I didn't care if it had soap on it. The last closet I finished had 3'x~36"x5" pine planks. I sanded, showered, sanded, showered, sanded, waxed and waxed before setting them into the closet. They're so beautiful I couldn't nail a single hole into them. Note that each sanding was coarse, fine, steel wool sandings.

Okay, so far. I don't know how much I have to blow this morning. It looks like 6" but then it looked like 6" Sunday. I keep forgetting how many steps are on the stoop.

Whoa, Nellie! You sure do like to live dangerously.

. .. Great deals this time of year. I upgraded to an

But how long is it? From very recent experience, tunneling snow blowing doesn't work well. I had to sun my blower the next day to melt the huge frozen slush balls from the controls. The throttle ball intersected with the choke ball. This doesn't ensure successful bootstraps.

It was hard to tell how much I got with the wind. My estimate is 25-30" but it could be more.

It seems like I've been spending all of my energy trying to prevent ice this month...Until this weekend's blizzard. I know I will become broken if there's ice and I don't want to become broken because it will cause me to go to the hospital which will kill me (hospitals are septic growing containers).

BAH

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