Mouse #7 was captured
in the early hours and now resides with his kin at the Silver Lake parking
lot. Ian, Fred, Perry, and I continued
the Purlin Project, working in much cooler temperatures today compared
to earlier this week. Sean came by for his daily progress check and to offer
advice on Sun Room skylight sizes and positions. Then I went to Goodro’s to make the
obligatory daily procurement (more joist hangers, this time) and to order the
skylights. Mid-morning, while I was affixing
said hangers to purlins already installed by Ian and Perry, I glanced over and
noticed that the purlins across the attic didn’t seem to be parallel with each
other. That caused some considerable
head-scratching in Carpentersville.
Turned out that one of the purlins had somehow migrated from its assigned
position… with some disassembly and reassembly required. Called the Genie garage door opener help desk
and, after four tries following the technician’s detailed instructions (doing exactly
the same thing every time), the shed garage door finally decided to cooperate
with me again. Those electrons, they’re
a mystery! After lunch the crew and
Kubota helped me get the log splitter out of the Tacoma and safely ensconced in
the shed garage.