Task List for Saturday

I passed the girls off on one of Anna's friends for the day, so I could get a few things done. Let's see how I did:

1. Move the fridge into the kitchen (after 18 months, it's about time).

Check

2. Install the bar on the kitchen counter.

Check

3. Go to the storage unit and get the piano.

4. And the other piano.

5. And the big blue chair.

Check, check, and check

6. Hang the "Wall-O-Mirrors" in the bathroom.

Check - well, almost. That's half of them

7. Install the microwave vent hood combo over the range.

Oh, well. I need something to do during the week, right?

Comments

Unknown said…
Lookin' good! Can you come to my house?
4/6/08, 6:59 PM
Stephanie Humphreys said…
I love the mirror wall. What a great idea.
4/6/08, 10:01 PM
Anonymous said…
You did better than me! All I did all weekend was clean up "puke!" :)

Luffa, Karra
4/7/08, 10:55 AM
Marcia Mickelson said…
Wow. That is a lot to accomplish in 1 day. Good for you.
4/8/08, 11:43 AM
Anonymous said…
you got alot done...those are major projects, not like 1. pick up milk, 2. sweep the porch, 3. feed the dog...that was big time! much props to you for doing all that work in one day!!
4/9/08, 7:23 PM
Tristi Pinkston said…
Wow, looks great!

And hey, if you're going to come to Candace's, would you come see me as well? I just live one street over. . .
4/10/08, 1:04 PM
Josi said…
I've spent a little while reviewing your life the last few weeks and trying to figure out how to apologize for not recognizing you as THIS DON at the conference. I had no idea Kara was in the hospital either. Wow, I don't know how you keep up, Don. What a lucky group of girls you have to have you in their life. Way to go on all the projects, I so need to catch up on a few myself. I'm curious, is the hard wood floors part of the environmentally friendly house for Kara? They are beautiful
4/10/08, 1:36 PM
Dustin and Camila said…
Dude you're on fire! I can't accomplish that much in 1 month, let alone 1 day. In fact read my post on remodel projects here... Oh! And this funny one here.
4/10/08, 5:56 PM
Don said…
Everyone - thanks for the comments. It was quite the day.

Candace and Tristi, I look forward to coming to visit. There is too much work for me to do here. I would have no problem ignoring your jobs at your houses and taking a much-needed nap.

Josi, you can blame it on the beard - I understand. I should have taken more initiative to introduce myself. You always seemed to be quite busy, and there were just so many people to see and talk to that it was hard to catch everyone.

Dustin, I have my days - trust me. It was a good day, though.
4/10/08, 8:35 PM
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