zannej
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Very cool that you were able to repair it, Ron. I need to learn how to repair stuff like that. I took electronics in high school and electronic engineering in college but that was well over 20 years ago.
I went to the store to grab a few items-- wanted to see if some stuff I didn't get yesterday was still on sale but it was gone. No big deal though. Went to TSC and got a new cat tree that was on sale for a good price. All of ours are in various states of disrepair. Decided I needed to do some major cleaning to clear space for the new cat tree and get rid of all the trash that spread all over the floor, under the table, under the chairs, etc. I was doing well-- filled 3 bags of trash when my broom decided it had enough.
RIP broom. You served well for years.
Its metal coated in plastic and the metal finally gave. I had quite the collection of trash on the floor. Have a ton of cardboard boxes to haul out and stuff. Had to use a push broom to clear the path so people can get through to get to the living room. Hauled out more trash bags and some cardboard packing stuff (from large objects and such). My brother still won't take out the trash and it had overflowed again and he just kept throwing stuff on the floor.
I really was in a good cleaning groove when it happened. Had to go back to the store and get a new broom. My back hates me now so I took naprosyn and am resting a bit before I tackle more of the trash.
Current state of the kitchen. I know it is a huge mess but it has actually looked worse. I can see floor-- and where the parquet floor came apart and is missing large sections. Some stuff is really stuck on there so I'm going to have to work on getting it up. Piled a bunch of stuff out of the way that will be cleaned and put elsewhere or thrown out. Found some roach nests behind the 2nd refrigerator. Ugh. Doused everything with diatomaceous earth.
The white-ish stuff to the left is where the old cat tree was sitting. I managed to lug it on top of the table. We only use the table to feed the cats now.
I went to the store to grab a few items-- wanted to see if some stuff I didn't get yesterday was still on sale but it was gone. No big deal though. Went to TSC and got a new cat tree that was on sale for a good price. All of ours are in various states of disrepair. Decided I needed to do some major cleaning to clear space for the new cat tree and get rid of all the trash that spread all over the floor, under the table, under the chairs, etc. I was doing well-- filled 3 bags of trash when my broom decided it had enough.
RIP broom. You served well for years.
Its metal coated in plastic and the metal finally gave. I had quite the collection of trash on the floor. Have a ton of cardboard boxes to haul out and stuff. Had to use a push broom to clear the path so people can get through to get to the living room. Hauled out more trash bags and some cardboard packing stuff (from large objects and such). My brother still won't take out the trash and it had overflowed again and he just kept throwing stuff on the floor.
I really was in a good cleaning groove when it happened. Had to go back to the store and get a new broom. My back hates me now so I took naprosyn and am resting a bit before I tackle more of the trash.
Current state of the kitchen. I know it is a huge mess but it has actually looked worse. I can see floor-- and where the parquet floor came apart and is missing large sections. Some stuff is really stuck on there so I'm going to have to work on getting it up. Piled a bunch of stuff out of the way that will be cleaned and put elsewhere or thrown out. Found some roach nests behind the 2nd refrigerator. Ugh. Doused everything with diatomaceous earth.
The white-ish stuff to the left is where the old cat tree was sitting. I managed to lug it on top of the table. We only use the table to feed the cats now.