Stayin’ sick.

Liz still feels pretty crummy. Luke is still snotty but seems otherwise okay. Well, he is also coughing a bit. We were pretty much homebound except for a car nap and quick trip to a deserted playground. Tomorrow I will stay home to watch Luke.

Gettin’ sick.

Luke had an elevated temperature and lots of snot this morning, and Liz’s cough has still not gone away. So we took it easy and early this afternoon she went to an urgent care center for a chest x-ray. They said she has some sort of bronchial junk and gave her a prescription. This evening I did bed time with Luke and that took about an hour.

Headed towards painting.

This morning I said goodbye to everybody and drove to the supply store in Winchester. They did not have the panel I needed, so I continued to the Mountain. At the job site I started taping off for painting. That was slow and tedious but I made good progress. After finishing about 6:30 I drove to Lowe’s in McMinnville to get paint and electrical panels. I got home about 9:45 and hope to go to bed soon. The electricians are coming in the morning.

Finally a day without rain.

I didn’t get up as early as planned this morning but still made it to the job site well before eight. Once there I installed cleats to nail the ceiling wood to. That took a while. Next I screwed down the boards on the front porch of the first house. I finished the front porch and did a little on the back before it was time to pack up. After lunch and a shower at the cottage I went to the lumberyard to inquire about paint and then picked up a couple cans of water at the Goat Market. I didn’t see Eric. I drove home via Bell Buckle. Luke was waiting for me and we did a video chat with my parents before dinner. He was pretty amped up for bath and bed time, probably because our visitors are still here. It is now nine and Liz is still in his room.

Spending money and of course getting rained on.

Luke was in a great mood this morning and was so happy that our guests were still around. After a relaxed breakfast I drove to the Lowe’s in Tullahoma to pick up some electrical wire. About $2300 worth. Ouch. Up on the Mountain I relaxed at the cottage for a bit with my mother before going to my storage unit, the library, the lumberyard, and finally the job site. I mapped out everything for the plumbing and electrical and organized the v-groove lumber a bit. Once it started raining I split. I went to the lumberyard to order insulation and then returned to the cottage. I have just been relaxing here ever since.