Our labor of love, aka, the apartment remodel from h*ll on a mound hill just got a tad better and a tad worse all in one day. We happily discovered a fancy new odor removing machine, recommended by a person who is interested in renting the place once we're done renovating it. Day 1 we… Continue reading Shining light on the removal of odd smells
Category: Adventures
Over 100 days and still not done?
We've (Mr. more than me) spent well over 100 hours on apartment renovations over the almost 20 years we've owned them. We've done some major work. Sometimes, it's just a quick clean, and re-rent kind of deal. We love those times. Who wouldn't? I know I love the charm of some of our places, especially… Continue reading Over 100 days and still not done?
Sun greetings with features and creatures
Today is a day to celebrate living in a place that surprised me with features and tiny creatures. The morning sun took me near and far. Inside and outside. To my yard, that is. Where a faint rainbow in the distant sky teased me to jump into my garden shoes and walk around the dewy… Continue reading Sun greetings with features and creatures
The week we became negative 91 percenters
Why have I been MIA since I posted last Saturday? Well, that's a funny story, in a weird kind of way. It was the day I headed into becoming a tiny spot on the recording charts of COVID-19 testing. Unlike my little dog Copper with energy to run in the yard, that morning, I struggled… Continue reading The week we became negative 91 percenters
Dubious mask wearer goes off on a rant
Warning - this is a rant. For any of you who've followed me for a while, you know that I'm the self-proclaimed Dubious Minimalist™ ... no matter what the situation I'm not one to just take the first word on things, especially when it comes to data containing historical perspectives that don't seem to add… Continue reading Dubious mask wearer goes off on a rant
Spring into disinformation, or not
On March 19, 2020, Spring arrived, 7 days after the shutdown of our state of Wisconsin occurred. One week of shutdown seemed easy to handle. Heck with frequent arrival of snow in March in Wisconsin, why not just stay home? It seemed silly to be the only one out and about anyhow. Three days before… Continue reading Spring into disinformation, or not