After close to a decade of bare plywood doggy gates, my son suggested maybe we’d like to paint them. So, I bought a quart of colonial green paint. From the chip, it looks nice and soft and probably won’t clash with anything.
The can remains unopened. I get the feeling this is one of those projects that is going to happen … someday. A very long someday from today.
Too many projects. Too little time. The paint can wait.
Does anyone want to set up a betting pool on this one?
I bought paint and a new step ladder to paint the laundry about a month ago but so far have successfully put off doing it because “it’s too cold to paint.”
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Too HOT to paint, here. Waiting (that’s the current excuse) for autumn when (in theory) I can take the gates out to the deck and paint there. Of course, that still leaves the frames and stuff which are attached to the walls. Minor details.
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oh those projects that need to get done, that we start- as you did by buying the pain- but then….. who has the time?? LOL
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I want to pop the top off of it right now! I never knew such a paint existed.
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I bought it in an “antique decorating” store. I never knew, either.
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Colonial green should be nice.
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It should go nicely with our old stuff 🙂
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Perhaps you could find a couple of those paint sprayers that spray in the depth of the night, all sorts of colourful stuff. They might even doing it for just the price of the paint spray. They only want their work to be seen.Or perhaps you don’t have them in your area
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We don’t have those talented graffiti artists around here. Rank amateurs, I’m afraid. Besides, there are INDOOR gates. When the weather gets a little cooler, I can take the gates out on the deck and paint them there.
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I’d paint it if I were there. 🙂
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I’d paint it if I were here, too. Oh, wait. I AM here. Now there’s a concept.
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In good time.
Leslie
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Before Ragnarok.
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I know the feeling. I bought a new latch for my back gate two years ago. It’s still in the toolbox, I’m still opening the gate with a hammer…
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One day, you will wake up with the absolute certain knowledge that TODAY you will fix the gate. That’s when you’ll realize the lock doesn’t fit.
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LOL! 😉 xoM
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sure. If you want to come over and help stain the wood around my kitchen windows. Which I sanded a month ago and still await the aforementioned stain….
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Yeah, I know. There are some projects that never are top priority.
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