I wanted to wait until after Palm Sunday, when I’d be
finished with the writing/printing/stapling and partial delivery of our monthly
newsletter, and the park wide yard sale. This weekend, it will be a real
challenge.
For instance, today, I finished printing the newsletter and
will staple it tomorrow. I also began putting back all the stuff we took out of
the back bathroom over Fri/Sat night when they did that one room for me. I’ve
got to clean as I go, and also toss and re-organize as I go, so it is slow
going.
And Saturday and Sunday mornings, I will be out there between 6:30 and
7:30 a.m., delivering about 150 to porch railings. It does keep my legs moving
and normally I do not mind it. But one of those days, we might be in the middle
of the re-pipe. Interesting.
Along the way, I now need to begin clearing two areas where
they will need to cut a wall opening to connect the pipes. This means moving a
dresser out of the way in the bedroom behind the one bathroom. But there is
another dresser along that wall, with the TV on it, and the telephone, and
there is a cord for the DSL coming from the outside wall, along the carpet. I
keep a rag rug over it so I do not trip. For the day they are doing that job, I
think I would be wise to just NOT go online that whole day, and thus be able to
disconnect everything along that wall, so that they can come and go and work
easily and quickly. I keep looking at all the “stuff” I need to move - it’s not
heavy, it’s just all “stuff.”
More of an inconvenience than a problem.
Dealing with it became the biggest challenge, until I
realized that this means, if all goes as planned, that come Monday morning, all
my water in my mobile home will be functioning properly for the first time in a long time - I can do the laundry
easily at home once again, for sure.
So all I need is patience, wisdom, and a little extra
stamina, just for this coming weekend...the rest will work itself out, nice and
easy, as far as putting it all back to normal.
Normal? I’m not sure there is a “normal” after a certain age...we
each just hope for a break between each problem and the next one...
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