Thanks Creamy, I hadn't actually seen that. Oh dear.
Been thinking about you Bobbi and your bottle capper that you rescued. Did you use it yet:rockin:
Leadgolem said:Thanks Creamy, I hadn't actually seen that. Oh dear.
My wife gives as good as she gets, and I give her a lot of silliness. Lucas is knuckles as well. It was a lot of fun to do the video... drinking the mead though... not so much.
As I was watching I kept thinking if you added a little plain gelatin and then put them in the fridge, you could have done an okra mead Jell-O shot party![]()
He's one a them gourmet eaters. He shoulda got him a beef knuckle and made okra mead aspic. Or thrown some beets in there and made beeteefkraloaf. Sorry for the 'I'm on HBT way too much' multithread reference.
Hi everybody. I got up at 8:30am this morning and didn't stop working on my bathroom until 9:30pm. It comes out to like 11:30 hours of actual work, after deducting time for lunch and a couple breaks. I got the ridiculous floor vent boxed in to a normal size, and all the new drywall hung and taped. I took the pictures before the taping obviously.
Now, I'm going to open a homebrew and chill out for a bit. Then go to sleep.
Although I don't mind having a little pink in my house, that wasn't what I had in mind.Wow, what a difference. Maybe you'll miss the pink tile?
Hi everybody. I got up at 8:30am this morning and didn't stop working on my bathroom until 9:30pm. It comes out to like 11:30 hours of actual work, after deducting time for lunch and a couple breaks. I got the ridiculous floor vent boxed in to a normal size, and all the new drywall hung and taped. I took the pictures before the taping obviously.
Now, I'm going to open a homebrew and chill out for a bit. Then go to sleep.
Cranberry wine, and another melatonin. I need to be up early tomorrow, again.Nice progress - definitely earned that home brew!![]()
Cranberry wine, and another melatonin. I need to be up early tomorrow, again.
Howdy hey late niters, lovers, dreamers, good deeders, merchants of good cheer. I hope life is bringing you good things, and if not, just walk outside and maybe you will be gifted, as I am tonight, with an ink-black sky studded with diamonds.
For your late night soundtrack, I submit to you 10 minutes of the best documentary I've ever seen. Mark Borchardt (and Mike Shank) are the real deal. I have no idea if you can rent this or stream it on netflix, but if you can't find it let me know. It's called American Movie.
Life is kinda cool sometimes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKSbBmDIgFw
here's part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6qRL5rlVYc
It came out fairly sour. I add a little simple syrup to the glass before I drink it. Then it's really nice. It's more like an extra smooth cranberry juice. It reminds me a little of how red wine ages. It doesn't have that "cooked" flavor.Does the cranberry wine taste like thanksgiving cranberry? Is it sweet or bitter?
That's because it's to young. As it ages the apparent alcohol diminishes and the apparent apple flavor increases. If I remember your cider correctly it's dry. So a little simple syrup, or corn syrup, mixed in will help it taste more like apples.After a 5 hour nap, hmm, can't sleep. Broke out the premature apple cider to try out another sample. I really like where it's headed. It's strong, to drink it straight you have to sip it in a wine type glass. Well, to me it's very strong.
Hubby is trying to woo me back so bought me a super deluxe nozzle for my garden hose. Said he shopped all over town to get the best one money could buy. He knows I can't stand cheap nozzles always breaking...
I hope you find the property that is best for you.Well I started to look at properties today for the LHBS I am going to open. I am thinking this is a great time to be buying since the first one I looked at had 12,000 square foot in a great location and was only 79,000. It needed some work but overall it would have been pretty good other than it was right next to the train tracks. I want to live in the building while I renovate and I just do not want to deal with the trains late at night.
I really cannot wait to get out of this house. Rocky soil and a little over a acre in lawn to mow just sucks.
The mud finally dried. Got that all sanded and the second coat on where it's needed.
In the mean time, I removed and primed the door to the bathroom. I also removed and cleaned up the hinges. Stripped the paint off of them, went at them with a wire brush and a scrubby pad. Discovered they are rather nice brass hinges. Not that you could tell with all the paint and corrosion on them. Hit them with a little MAF cleaner to get the corrosion out of the joints, and oiled them. I'll re-install them with the door, they should be good for another 20 years at least.
I also painted the baseboard for the room, and installed the new "correct" under sink valves.
I really hope the primer and paint dries much faster tomorrow then the mud did today.
No new pictures today. It looks pretty much the same, only with drywall mud lines.