OK, we all have a To Do List -- some longer than others. What's on your procrastination list that you need to get done but have been avoiding?
[b]Things to do:[/b]
1. Taxes - this weekend
2. File all my photo jobs and get them off the light table (2+ years worth of jobs need to be filed -- would probably take a good solid day if I got to it)
3. Staining and sealing all the wood under our "New" double carport. I say "new" cause the buildout has been completed for more than a year.
4. Purge more paper and junk we don't need in the house (i.e. clutter)
[b]Some good news on crossing some stuff off from my list include:[/b]
1. Calking the baseboard inside my home office. Last summer (for the better part of a month) I had these little knats (bugs) flying around in my office and I couldn't figure out where they were coming from. Well they were coming in under the base board. As a stop gap measure I used tape and taped up the opening (I have polished concret floor in the office). So last night I finally calked up the inside, now I need to finish "part 2" and foam insulate the outside, but that shoud be an easy project for the weekend and take less than an hour.
2. Building a 4x4 frame post (7 vertical posts, with cross strut beams attached to the eves of the house) so we can add some shade netting on top of the structure for the west side of the house (cause it's hot enough here in Phoenix). and that will shade the wall to my office as well.
3. All my invoicing for the past month.
4. Building a black pvc frame system in the back of my F150 pick up to keep my (3) Matthews flags -- http://www.matthewsgrip.com/mse.php?sho ... s_ID=26029 -- above the level of the rear window, and thus protect them from damage -- I also sent them this week to be re-covered by Matthews, so they will be like brand new (instead of their current tattered and ripped state) -- I chose black pvc instead of white, so I won't have to see it everytime I look in the rear view window, and it wil be less obvious to other people as well. Also the 1.5" black pvc pipe and t-connectors & glue only cost $25 so I was able to solve a huge problem that will last as long as I need for not much money.
5. Finally ordered (6) gel frame holders from Matthews
http://www.matthewsgrip.com/mse.php?sho ... s_ID=24752
These are made of metal and will replace the very warped and warbled 10" plexi-ring version I had fabricated more than 10 years ago. I put diffusion or colored gels in between the 2 pieces and put them in the photo reflectors to light the shots I produce for various clients, so this is a big deal to find a replacement system that works better than the system I have now.
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