Okay, NYC it's your turn to boast with your sizzlin' 57(f) degrees in December. I woke up to my car saying 31(f). It was literally freezing. In my 9 and a half years in the Bay I have never felt freezing temperatures outside of the Sierra Tahoe Mountains. It never quite felt like Christmas unless we were up there in the mountains. The most negatively affected were my banana and plantain plants pictured here below. We're supposed to have several days of this weather too. Wow, how the world changes. Had to expect the change at some point. I thought we would be experiencing hotter summers only, but it feels like it may be both extremes just like in good ol' NYC. Mad love to you all. Chat with ya laterz.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Structures, Methods and Tools
I have purposely found part time responsibilities that pays me for my time and also provides me with education along with further educational resources. I have been spending some time helping out at my local Home Depot and thanks to working there I've been exposed and continue to be exposed at least 3 times a week to new tools, methods and structures. Almost every workday I learn and experience something new along with the satisfaction of helping people get shit done. Excuse the word. I just thought it best described the range of stuff I help people take care of. It's awesome to shake the actual hands that are building our structures every day.
I do want to be able to share with you all of the new stuff I hear and learn about in case you haven't heard. Though, I'm sure you're up on the scoop. I bring to you a new tool so awesome that as soon as I knew it existed I went out and purchased the best most inexpensive one I could get and it was worth it. A stud finder. It tells you where the 2 by 4 wood beams are located so you can drill into them vs drilling right through the drywall that most of us find in our homes. To know exactly where your support is before hanging or drilling into your walls is priceless and return on investment has far surpassed its purchase price. Safety is key and it is important that you know what's the weight capability of your structure before attempting to hang anything.
Stud Finders at Home Depot
I do want to be able to share with you all of the new stuff I hear and learn about in case you haven't heard. Though, I'm sure you're up on the scoop. I bring to you a new tool so awesome that as soon as I knew it existed I went out and purchased the best most inexpensive one I could get and it was worth it. A stud finder. It tells you where the 2 by 4 wood beams are located so you can drill into them vs drilling right through the drywall that most of us find in our homes. To know exactly where your support is before hanging or drilling into your walls is priceless and return on investment has far surpassed its purchase price. Safety is key and it is important that you know what's the weight capability of your structure before attempting to hang anything.
Stud Finders at Home Depot
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