Gee 2 on the Road
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
  Paul the Constructor

I guess the word has gone out that I am reasonably handy and will help with any construction project that is underway.  At our son Dan’s, among other projects at other times, I helped with the construction of a new home for their 20 chickens.  When we arrived at Carol’s bother Arthur’s home he was in the midst of assembling a piece of kd furniture (before I get the question – kd means “knocked down” or “some assembly required”). 

This project, with a well written set of directions, required a certain amount of agility and strength in the hands.  After a before dinner scotch (Glenlivet 15 year old!) and a delightful dinner to soften me up, I was invited to try my hand at the assembly.  Less than an hour later it was done; a very nice night table was added the bedroom and I had finished yet another of my traveling construction projects.  

I cannot imagine where my next one will be, but I am sure it will happen.

Next stop Cuba – I hope I don’t have to build anything there.

 
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