Friday at last
Why do the weeks seem to be getting longer and longer? It seems like a month since last Friday.
Just sitting here waiting for the pizza to cook. We went over to Tim's right after work and did a few things. We have been spending quite a bit of time there. Things are coming right along. He is putting new power into the house so he and Geoff have been doing a lot of wiring. There are light switches and outlets every couple of feet now, and when it is all done there should not be breakers tripping all the time.
Tim's friend Clint (very good friend indeed) has sprayed all the kitchen door and drawers white. They look just great. Geoff and I have been trying to peel off 50-year-old mactac from inside the cupboards. They made that stuff to stick in those days. We have been using a heat gun to loosen the glue, then peeling it off bit by bit. Last time we were in Edmonton we got new hardware for the doors - it is going to look very different in there. He put in his new bathroom window which is the same size as the old one but looks twice as big.
We had to go to Calgary last weekend for the diocesan synod. So that was one weekend down the drain. Although we did sit with Jonathan Hoskin and enjoyed talking to him. Karen and Mike Larsen were there too so had a chat with them.
Pizza is ready.
Just sitting here waiting for the pizza to cook. We went over to Tim's right after work and did a few things. We have been spending quite a bit of time there. Things are coming right along. He is putting new power into the house so he and Geoff have been doing a lot of wiring. There are light switches and outlets every couple of feet now, and when it is all done there should not be breakers tripping all the time.
Tim's friend Clint (very good friend indeed) has sprayed all the kitchen door and drawers white. They look just great. Geoff and I have been trying to peel off 50-year-old mactac from inside the cupboards. They made that stuff to stick in those days. We have been using a heat gun to loosen the glue, then peeling it off bit by bit. Last time we were in Edmonton we got new hardware for the doors - it is going to look very different in there. He put in his new bathroom window which is the same size as the old one but looks twice as big.
We had to go to Calgary last weekend for the diocesan synod. So that was one weekend down the drain. Although we did sit with Jonathan Hoskin and enjoyed talking to him. Karen and Mike Larsen were there too so had a chat with them.
Pizza is ready.
posted by Theresa at 7:00 PM
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I found this week just flew by, things are still very busy at work, I ccannt believe that I only have one more week left at the Terrace building.
What is Jonathan up to?
He's a priest at Holy Trinity. Seems to be doing well. One of the people at our table told us that Jonathan had talked about Thanksgiving dinners with their friends who also had a big family. It was us! In a sermon!
the legend of the Ferreys spreads through the Anglican community.
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