My sister suggested that I use some stripper for the beds. It saved us time, money, and sanity.
The boys worked with me every day while we did this. When one boy wasn't working on the beds, the other boy was riding his bike or scooter. They loved it when it would rain so they could ride their bikes. My shoulder and rotator cuff got really, really sore by Friday. Every part of the beds got sanded.
The boys had a tryout lessons with 2 new different piano teachers. Their previous piano teacher did a wonderful job. I had a feeling that the boys needed a different teacher for this coming year. They picked a young man to be their teacher. They are excited to start.
We started cleaning the furniture we got. We needed to finish the sanding before taking on this new project.
Before |
After |
On Saturday, Sweetheart found an exhibit about a train engine called a Big Boy.
It was built to go between Ogden, UT and Green River, WY. The engine was built for the Wasatch Mountains specifically. It weighted 1.25 million pounds. The Forney Transportation Museum houses one the remaining engines along with other trains. The museum also contains cars from different eras, a bicycle display, and a rotating display of cars.
The current display was of 1960s cars. The next will be of low rider cars. We took a picnic and had a good time together.
That evening Sweetheart took me on a date to an Indochine Cuisine. This isn't his favorite type of food.
Red Curry and Coconut |
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Sanded Beds - Trundle
Sanded Beds - Another View of Trundle
Sanded Beds - Bed Rails
Forney Transportation Museum - 1960s Air Conditioning
Forney Transportation Museum - 1960s Air Conditioning
Forney Transportation Museum - A Duster from the 1920s
Forney Transportation Museum - Corvette
Forney Transportation Museum - Goofin' Around
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