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I ran out of distractions. 757 words and still going strong.I have a Very Important Letter to write.
I am procrastinating.
It's going rather well.
I ran out of distractions. 757 words and still going strong.I have a Very Important Letter to write.
I am procrastinating.
It's going rather well.
Elbow grease required.De-painting the kitchen floor. Not an easy job but will be the biz in the end.
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Dried in blood, blood seeping through?Copiously its the red layer being difficult
Dammit, I told you not to tell anyone about that nightDried in blood, blood seeping through?
No, it was a plain flagstone floor when we moved in, it was one of my less bright ideas to paint them to complement a previous kitchen colour scheme. It's well embedded because it's been down a goodly while and was a quality paint that has adhered well to the nooks and crannies and theres a few layers of it to get through so it's coming off a layer at a time. I'm getting there with it now and another days elbow grease should see the original floor back.Is the red layer part of the original glaze on the tiles? We had similar looking tiles in the kitchen of our house in Essex (built in the 1920s) which had a unsealed red glaze with needed 'topping up' with a red polish.
Thanks for the offer but I think I've got it. Now stop trying to find distractions and get on with your own work.Can I help? Is it a complaint letter or a 'putting them back in the box' letter (I'm good at those)?
If it's a love letter then you might want to find someone else.....![]()
Self-inflicted, then.No, it was a plain flagstone floor when we moved in, it was one of my less bright ideas to paint them to complement a previous kitchen colour scheme. It's well embedded because it's been down a goodly while and was a quality paint that has adhered well to the nooks and crannies and theres a few layers of it to get through so it's coming off a layer at a time. I'm getting there with it now and another days elbow grease should see the original floor back.
Snap to itNo, it was a plain flagstone floor when we moved in, it was one of my less bright ideas to paint them to complement a previous kitchen colour scheme. It's well embedded because it's been down a goodly while and was a quality paint that has adhered well to the nooks and crannies and theres a few layers of it to get through so it's coming off a layer at a time. I'm getting there with it now and another days elbow grease should see the original floor back.
Well it's good to think outside the box...We need an updated photo of Schrödinger I think![]()