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[ellenmillion]

Well, today so far, I have worked on a bunch of wholesale stuff, emails, broken the print services layout, and told Mythmaker that I won't support the Epilogue contests anymore as long as there are ads masquerading as professional-grade tutorials on their front page. Mfph. Debating removing my page, but still - somewhere - have hope that they'll pull their head out of their butts. The concept is good. The execution leaves much to be desired.

Today's list:

~Finish inking Niyati/Ashur
~Orders (t-shirts are in!)
~emails (ugh!)
~finish calendar selections and decisions
~gothic coloring book
~fix print services layout.
~caulk the door
~Start matting job

Oh!! In very, very happy news - I have door trim! Our front door no longer oozes ugly yellow spray foam from between rough-cut lumber and raggedy sheetrock. *GLEE* It still needs to be caulked, but it is SO much less hideous. First windowsills, now door trim! We've got the siding to enclose the stairwell and cover the bottom of the stairs, and hopefully we'll do that this weekend.

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[celticwren.livejournal.com]

That yellow insulation is so terrible, in my studio there was some of that stuff coming from beteewn the floor and the wall (where it had seeped out). I finally got tired of looking at it, and about a year ago I scraped/chopped it away. :)

[metasilk.livejournal.com]

How to make me yet more in awe of you: Being as busy as you are, and still finding time to make progress on your house.

Can't tell if I'm desperately envious or just about to go "I'm not worthy!" in Wayne-fashion! *chuckle*

(though a piece of me says, "if she can, maybe I can too..." I'm awfully tired of the unfinished stuff around here...)

[ellenmillion.livejournal.com]

*laughing* Getting started is the worst, but once I get going it's SO much easier than I imagine it's going to be. :)

Good luck! Sometimes just slapping some trim on makes an ENORMOUS difference!