2)We had to fire our free welder, for repeatedly (and persistently, after several requests to stop) making racist and homophobic remarks. You think you know someone...Anyway. That sucked, but some things are more important than kiln building. (Not too many, but some.) We have another friend who can help if we get ahold of him; if not, I do know a professional I can hire. Welding is not a task I'd try to learn on the fly. I am kicking myself for not learning to weld during either my undergraduate or graduate programs, when the metals sculpture studio was right next door. (I wasn't too interested in the metals, although I remember having an interest in one or two of the sculptors...)
Salad days at Watershed today! Hopefully photos tomorrow.
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Sounds like you're making awesome progress Lori! Home Depot is the best but they kind of look at you funny when you explain what you're planning to do with the things sometimes. I supposed we should be used to the "you're doing what?" look.
I had a well pump repair guy with the same problem as your welder. Probably should have sent him packing too, but I really wanted water again.
Am impressed with your willingness to get in there and do the plumbing yourself! I usually fuss about stuff for quite awhile and then find out it's not so difficult after all... Sorry bout the welder. Must be pretty uncomfortable to live in his head with such ugly thoughts. Bad, bad energy.
Every step along this path has been preceded by a period of paralyzing anxiety, but that is par for my course. Yeah, the welder was a disappointment, in all the ways. I hope someday he gets his head screwed on right, but I am not optimistic.
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