Trailer work and reorg
Aug. 7th, 2019 09:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
polydadSo today I went up to Rainier and unloaded my trailer while Brian screwed things to the roof. Got everything out, and then Brian came down off the roof and did most of the work of nailing up a couple of sheets of Masonite board to the roof, holding the insulation panels in place. Original intent was to also do the front wall and front sides, but we ran out of steam, repacked everything not sorted to the garbage back into the trailer, and called it a day.
Given yesterday's urology appointment, I wore a diaper, but as we were working on Brian's farm, I could pee on a bush at need, so I didn't have to spend the day in a soggy diaper. Bladder control is back up to about a one-minute warning, which isn't real good, but I'll take any improvement I can get. Urologist had warned me about the earlier bleeding, but not about the loss of control -- but he did say the after-effects from the test would last at most 3 days, and probably 2. So I'm hopeful for a normal tomorrow.
Next time in Rainier, help Brian finish screwing down the flashing on the roof -- about half done right now, but sufficient to keep things dry inside when it rains tomorrow -- unload it again, seal the four rat-entrances at the front with steel wool and expanding foam, insulate and Masonite the front and front sides, and load it all back up again.
Most immediately, write back to Julia at Portland Forward, noodge Isabela and Samantha at NextUp, write up my two new project plans, and find out who to contact at Sunrise and Wayfinding and do so. My contact at Renew is Sonny Mehta, but until I have the two new plans done I don't have anything to say that he'd be interested in hearing.
I was hoping to have enough energy to shower before falling over, but it ain't happening. G'night.
Given yesterday's urology appointment, I wore a diaper, but as we were working on Brian's farm, I could pee on a bush at need, so I didn't have to spend the day in a soggy diaper. Bladder control is back up to about a one-minute warning, which isn't real good, but I'll take any improvement I can get. Urologist had warned me about the earlier bleeding, but not about the loss of control -- but he did say the after-effects from the test would last at most 3 days, and probably 2. So I'm hopeful for a normal tomorrow.
Next time in Rainier, help Brian finish screwing down the flashing on the roof -- about half done right now, but sufficient to keep things dry inside when it rains tomorrow -- unload it again, seal the four rat-entrances at the front with steel wool and expanding foam, insulate and Masonite the front and front sides, and load it all back up again.
Most immediately, write back to Julia at Portland Forward, noodge Isabela and Samantha at NextUp, write up my two new project plans, and find out who to contact at Sunrise and Wayfinding and do so. My contact at Renew is Sonny Mehta, but until I have the two new plans done I don't have anything to say that he'd be interested in hearing.
I was hoping to have enough energy to shower before falling over, but it ain't happening. G'night.
