HUFFING IN THE CHEESEROOM
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Do you have any idea what it is like to breathe in the fumes of a polymid epoxy paint? I didn't think so.... At this point I have to wonder what could ever be attractive about sniffing glue. I don't actually have a headache (yet) but I do feel a bit strange. The application of said epoxy is alot like trying to use a roller to spread a very very sticky pudding. Hard work would be a description that quickly comes to mind.
The upside to all of this is that the cheeseroom is looking more and more like "something". I mean, something is definitely happening there don't you think?
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I was kind of hoping to get a bit more color in the room but the photo also doesn't do the color justice. It is pretty much the color of butter or Grunsey milk. A yellow that is very creamy. I figure it will satisfy the state's light color requirement and give me a warmer color that should be a bit energizing. The wall with the tileboard to the floor is where the sink goes. I posted a photo with the sink there already. Now I wait 7 - 10 days for this stuff to cure properly and then the plumber comes in and installs the sinks and the cheesevat.
SHIT! IT IS ALMOST DONE!!
I hope I don't end up with the brain damage mentioned on the paint can. It would be a shame to go through all of this just to become a vegetable right about when licensure is assured.....
written at 4:49 p.m.
August 09, 2006
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