Monday, August 03, 2009

got things to do

moving. OY.

need to buy/get/make/rig-up/do the following:
  • magnetic curtain rod for the metal door with the big window -- matte silver-tone or white;
  • curtain rods and curtain rings (the kind w/ clips) -- in matte silver-tone -- for the living room/kitchen windows -- one large window and two narrow;
  • curtain rods for the bedroom: two matching matte silver-tone or black rods, and a set of double-rod-brackets;
  • privacy sheers for the bedroom, in white or off-white;
  • clean the oil stain in the carport -- so i finally stop tracking in oil onto my kitchen floor (arrgh!!!);
  • find a locking storage cabinet or shed to put in my carport;
  • clear and stock the pantry;
  • 20 black plastic handles for the kitchen cabinets -- if i can't find the right size, then 40 black plastic knobs -- think that would look groovy (the existing 'white' knobs are cigarette-stained-gungy.... gross);
  • get a household hammer (or at least find my handy dandy wee craft hammer) so i can hang up pictures;
  • put together and mount the ikea shelf i've had for ages (but never even opened the box); but only after i.....
  • ....unpack a gazillion boxes~!!!!!
  • ....and keep purging. *sighs*

somethings i've already gotten done:
  • found some cheap ($5 each) bed sheets that look very ikea-esque when clipped up (with paperclips and clothespins, lol, on cheap shower curtain rings) on the existing curtain rods (flimsy tension rods);
  • .... um, erm, i forget. (....does getting the big move done, and cleaning the old place count? lol)

projects i want to do in the coming days:
  • put in a flower bed under my bedroom window;
  • get a small compost bin;
  • strip and refinish my little dresser and put in my (future) craft area;
  • rescue my 'big' bike (ie, as opposed to my wee folding bike) from my friends garage, get it fixed, and use it.... and give the 6 or 8 or so square feet i've 'borrowed' for years from my friend's garage back to them, finally!!!!;
  • create a sewing area, and get to sewing...;
  • create my craft area, and keep my craft stuffs confined to that area;
  • .....???? -- more to come, i'm sure!!

Clover

2 comments:

  1. May God help you in prioritizing and getting it done.

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  2. thanks tim.... i look at this list now, five hours after writing it, and it's positively overwhelming... and it's just a few of the priorities.... i all God's help i can get! lol

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