One of the little jobs we had done while the masons were here was replacing the window sill to our bedroom. When we bought the house the sill was cracked and unstable, so while M. Douady was here building the chimney we had him remove the loose piece.
The remains of the sill, January this year
Removing the remains of the sill
Don't try this at home, kids.*
Finished!
Simon
* the roofers did a similar thing
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We have the same attitude toward dust these days. We know sanding will be going on upstairs soon, so what's the point of cleaning up now. Just revel in it.
Ken - I have been meaning to ask: how has your hayfever reacted to all the dust? I have had real problems with the stone dust, less with the plaster dust, but the dust from where I have sanded the bathroom floor really set me off.
That looks much better !
I have great problems with dust, too. Plaster dust makes my skin itch within minutes of the work starting. My hands turn into sandpaper themselves and I sneeze furiously. So I sympathise with you, Simon.
I sympathize too, but plaster dust is not the main culprit behind my allergies. So far so good, as far as I'm concerned. But the real sanding hasn't started yet.
Dear Susan and Simon,
Your quilting friends in Toowoomba are all talking about the excellent article in the Sat, Tmba Chronicle. Well done, you two. Margie Creek
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