Hatch Art
Okay, I would take a picture of the hatch I put into the ceiling of the bathroom, but don't really enjoy taking pictures and posting them on this website. Doesn't mean that Erin won't, I don't' know if she will or not, but... you know, that's up to her whether or not she wants to show the world what I did. And yes, this is a lot like refrigerator art.
Anyway, the process and day was a bit interesting. You can read yesterday's entry about that. However, going to bed was a relief, and getting up this morning proved to be impossible. I didn't feel well, my body hurt in odd places, and all I could do was think about was going back to sleep. I do recall my phone beeping intermittently... possibly as a result of reminders that the Spring Term was starting today AND as a result of messages being sent to the phone. The one that caught my eye, AT&T received the paperwork for the rebate on my phone and will now spend eight weeks processing it. Experience does not bode well for this process... at least, however, they decided to let me know they got the paperwork. This would be refrigerator art for Erin if we took pictures of her putting that together.
One problem, and its not necessarily a problem, is that the bathroom is now seriously bright. I put in a new exhaust fan with light and some new light bulbs and... well... I don't think the blind would necessarily be blind in there now.
Was admiring the outcome this morning. Even some of the spackling I did to hide some of the damage to the ceiling I caused... well, was a result of fixing the hole, and it's actually turned out pretty well. Still need to do some things, and Erin is talking about painting in there now with bathroom appropriate paint; but for the most part, I think it look good. Of course, the hatch is set a little to the side, which is not happiness, especially as I made sure the hatch door was the same width as the framing in the ceiling... but it is also ignorable.
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