3rd November 2022
Thank heavens that’s over.
With help from Chris, Elaine’s step-son we managed to complete the trimming out at the front of the RV. I took the completed hockey stick assemblies down this morning.
I was concerned how tight the fit of one of the assemblies was, and on further inspection discovered inaccuracies with the existing framework.
There was no alternative but to dis-assemble the frame and reposition it in its correct location, then my hockey sticks fitted perfectly.
The last job was to build a box cover that spanned between the hockey sticks.
In terms of time tis was a much simpler part of the whole project, and although I finished later than I wanted, I was happy that I was able to be there at the end.
Elaine has a bit of painting and finishing so that the RV will be ready for its drive down to Florida to be sold, I just hope she won’t return with another one.
As I neared home I saw Kelli riding her bike towards the lake, obviously she waited for me, but as I was later than planned decided to go on her own.
I got back home, retrieved my bike from the garage and set off after her.
I engaged Turbo drive, and hurtled along the pathway seeing Kelli’s back lights in the distance. Panting like an old dog I caught up with her, talk about old age catching up with her, I was so out of breath I couldn’t speak.
It was great to see a sunset over the lake, the first one we have seen in two years.
Whilst I’d been slaving away elsewhere, Kelli had been keeping the business afloat.
She had worked on three dressers , sold one and prospects on the other two, fantastic result.
Another Lifetime to go 