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...peaches with cinnamon over them and nothing else, heated for a few in the microwave, still make a lovely treat. I may have to take that into work for a pick-me-up some day this week, considering how easy it is.
Bookcase is together except for the backing. I'm debating whether to wrestle it on alone (which I can do; I did the first one that way) or wait for Scott. It's much faster with two people, but he won't be home until fairly late - it won't happen today if I wait. Since the next step is "stand it up and attach it to the wall" and takes both of us (I suspect in a pinch he could do it solo, but it wouldn't be fun - he has trouble lining up the stud, the power tools annoy me, and someone to hold the bracket seemed to help a great deal).... Well, waiting makes more sense. It's about 15 minutes to get the backing on without him; it's about 15 minutes to get it on, stand the monster up, and attach it to a stud, with him. So logic dictates waiting.
Maybe I'll find the stud and do the measuring - as long as I remember to write it down, anyway.
Bookcase is together except for the backing. I'm debating whether to wrestle it on alone (which I can do; I did the first one that way) or wait for Scott. It's much faster with two people, but he won't be home until fairly late - it won't happen today if I wait. Since the next step is "stand it up and attach it to the wall" and takes both of us (I suspect in a pinch he could do it solo, but it wouldn't be fun - he has trouble lining up the stud, the power tools annoy me, and someone to hold the bracket seemed to help a great deal).... Well, waiting makes more sense. It's about 15 minutes to get the backing on without him; it's about 15 minutes to get it on, stand the monster up, and attach it to a stud, with him. So logic dictates waiting.
Maybe I'll find the stud and do the measuring - as long as I remember to write it down, anyway.
