Wet paint
Sorry I've been so quiet lately. I'm very busy acquiring repetitive strain injuries via painting. The house, not pictures. But not to worry. As long as I keep mainlining the ibuprophen, I'll be fine. But it doesn't provide much blog fodder, house painting doesn't. Especially the wrought iron railing on the front steps. Eye-crossingly boring, that is. Three hours of eye-crossing boredom, to be precise. There was that one exciting moment when the wind blew my hair into the wet paint on the hand rail while I was painting the bit on the bottom, which will teach me to paint outside without wearing a baseball cap, but that's about it. Oh, and there's the bug wars, but the ants and spiders don't stand a chance against me. But those dandelion seeds are gonna be the death of me...
There's new pics up on Flickr, though, so amuse yourselves there whilst I finish painting.
5 Comments:
Get the badgers to do it. You get a lovely finish with badger hair brushes...
That's true! But they're so scattered, they can't be trusted to do a job that takes that long.
But I could use a badger to paint with...
Also: Did you hear the one about the Wet Paint sign in the gent's lavatory?
Nope.
It got wet.
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