The sky/space pictures are beautiful!
Rusty, I'm so sorry to hear about your truck. :-(
Havasu, I think there is a lot of division in the country right now & there are a lot of cops who hate people bc of their race & vice versa. A bunch of cops in my town recently got busted for various crimes. A group of them murdered someone but they are only being charged w/ assault. This sort of thing angers the community bc they feel justice is not being done. There were also cops recently indicted for raping children-- they might get harsher sentences than the murderers. There was another cop busted for payroll fraud or something & malfeasance of office. Too bad they haven't gotten rid of the cop who sells drugs & frames people who want to testify against him. The bad cops like these guys ruin things for the good cops.
On the moving furniture front, I've seen some people using cardboard to protect the floor, but I don't know how effective that would be.
Any tips on moving washing machine & dryers with pedestals? I'm guessing it would be best to take them off the pedestals & place the pedestals first. I don't think they are screwed on.
On nailing the trim on-- reminds me I need to get my compressor & nail gun back from my friend.
It was his 30th birthday today so we went over to visit. Mom got him some new pots & pans for his kitchen. His fiance baked a cake & we went out to eat. Mom didn't feel like going so she sat on his couch & watched Netflix. We ate at Texas Roadhouse, he got a free appetizer bc of a birthday coupon, & picked up some brownies from Samsclub. It was a good time & Mom was comfortable on the couch snuggled up with the kittens. Got back, hung out a little, then took Mom home to feed her. My bro made shepherd's pie earlier so I dished it out & put the leftovers away.
Hopefully over time he'll get more cabinets in his kitchen & have places to put things. He wants to put in vinyl plank flooring eventually. Right now he just has plywood & some of the seams are wonky--- they stick up after having gotten wet & the floor has severe slopes/dips. I'm not sure if even self-leveling flooring mix would fix it (I'll have to take pics & post them later). My mother was walking out of one of the rooms and started to fall backward-- then she asked "Does the floor slope?" & we told her that it has a severe slope, which was why it was throwing her off balance. He'll need to address the problem with the subfloor twisting/warping before he can use leveling mix though. I wonder if one of the big box stores has a tool for rent that lets you screw in things like decking screws while standing up-- some sort of long extension handle, IIRC. Can't remember what it's called.