I scheduled an appointment for an HVCA guy to come out to
check out some of our ducting. As it is now, we only have centralized air and
heat into the newest addition of the family room. The rest of our house is
heated by base boards, and no AC to those areas during the summer, with the
exception of our room upstairs which we use a window unit. David figured with a
lot of the ceiling being open and exposed during this renovation, what better
time to extend the duct work to the rest of the house. Before taking on that
task, he wanted a second opinion as to his idea and if it is realistic and
feasible in the end.
David swung by Home Depot on his way home from work and came
back with bags full of goodies. David took the night to plan out the placement
of the wall dividing the mudroom from the kitchen. Most of the night was
designated to planning but we did manage to nail in one of the base boards.
David was a little hesitant at first to nail into the cement. The tool he was
using to attach the board required actual small bullets and since neither of us
had ever used it before we weren't sure what to expect. All in all with a good
whack of the hammer and some ear plugs it was secure in no time. Funny side
note, some school math actually came into play tonight! To get a 90 degree
angle for a straight wall you measure 3 ft down, 4 feet across, and 5 feet along the diagonal... Pythagorean
Theory! Who would have thunk.
On a side/random note, when minimizing to one utensil for
each of us since we are hand washing our dishes in our utility sink in the
basement, I realized the awesomeness of the crock pot today. This sounds really
stupid but I seriously thought this while eating dinner tonight. I cooked
chicken in the crock pot and as I was using my one utensil, the fork, to easily
cut it into pieces I thought, “this is great that I can cut up my chicken with
my fork because then I don’t need a knife which is another utensil I will need
to clean”. Oh how the little things in life bring me such joy :o) This was another one of those
little things I received in the afternoon from David (side note,
David had been feeling a little under the weather the whole last week):

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