Tasks Completed

Darrell from DADSTASKS finished sanding, restaining, and polyurethaning our front door today. We had hoped to get it done before the wedding, but the fella who said he'd do it quit returning phone calls. So a few weeks ago Evelyn found a new guy who indeed followed through and did a great job.

 I didn't get a picture of the door, but the picture probably wouldn't show how good it looks or what an improvement it is. We should have done this or had it done years ago.

Darrell gets the name of his company by combining the first initial of his NINE kids' first names into the name of his company, Dadstasks. 

He drove in all the way from Lynchburg to do the work. Any of you Cincinnati readers, I'd recommend him. All his numbers are on his truck, which I photographed from several different angles.

 

We stopped at Kroger's on the way home to get a few odds and ends, and then I jumped into the lawn mowing; wanted to get the front lawn done before Darrell showed up to put the polyurethane on the door--didn't want any dust or whatever blowing up on it.
Evelyn and I had a nice Sunday, although a little different than many. We left first service and went to Costco to stock up on toilet paper and other necessities. We chose to do that today, because we were meeting a couple at Chili's on Kemper Road for lunch. Edwinna works with us at Benefit Bank at the Healing Center, and we enjoyed meeting her husband and sharing a good mea.
Watered plants before coming in and taking a shower. Then did some work for the church on the computer before slipping into a nap that may have lasted an hour.

Evelyn and I ate bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwiches for dinner and watched the NBC Olympics retrospective. Picked the first real tomato from the garden for our sandwiches (there are at least a few more coming), and it was very, very good.