For the watermaker

This collection of bronze is the main project of the night. Fun? Not at all. I feel sorry for Alex who has so incredibly much to install on this boat and having to live with a women who's completely useless when it comes to working on this type of things. Although I'm giving a hand when I can, it still feels like it isn't enough - at least when considering the few days we have left here. I'll stick to the painting and polishing and maintaing this blog while Alex unfortunately has to deal with the rest of the 3459 projects.. Glad though we're having some very helpful friends who're helping out as much as they can.

Think I'll need to cook my man his favorite dish tonight and give him some very well deserved massage, later on - for all the hard work he's been going through this week./T

Filed Under: REFITTING OF THE BOAT

4 Responses to “For the watermaker”

adventuresail said...: Taru,
I don't think you know how much we men enjoy this kinda stuff otherwise you would not feel sorry for us. But I am sure he will appreciate his favorite meal and the massage just the same.; October 21, 2010 at 6:46 PM
Anonymous said...: Taru

Dum Dum Dum Dum Dum as the seconds tick by.

Just make sure, some Wise Guy does not send you to a hardware/tool store for a "Left Handed Monkey Wrench". Like Snipe Hunting here in the States, there is no such thing.

Fascinating you both are as we eavesdroppers watch your progress and goals.

And, your writing from a woman's perspective is so, very, very refreshing.

Keep It Up ...

Our boat is On The Hard for the Minnesota Winter. But, I plan to complete the total rewiring and start the mahogany interior before the wretched snow melts in this wretched state that has been my home for my 62 years.

Have Fun !

Jon ...
Woodbury Minnesota
Cat27 "Empty Pockets"; October 21, 2010 at 9:59 PM
TT said...: Mmm, I know Alex also enjoys it, but believe me, no one loves it in the same way when you have 30 of those tasks to fulfill in 9 days.. When one has to work on it for 16 hours in a row and it still aren't enough... it's the tight schedule, the stress and the lack off sleep I'm feeling most sorry for.

Have fun with with the maintenance of your boat this winter, Jon!; October 22, 2010 at 2:13 AM
Anonymous said...: Is the ball valve stainless or galvanized? Any ways it´s not such a good idea to use theese materials together simply ´cause they will react with each other...; October 22, 2010 at 9:53 AM

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