Today's little version of hell is ...
Feb. 23rd, 2005 02:20 pm... being in a flat with a freshly replastered wall and resisting the temptation to poke at it.
I just want to see how it responds to pressure, and it looks so lovely and smooth that I want to feel the texture. And one little poke can't hurt, can it? Anyway, it'smy plastering and I paid for it so I can touch it if I want to, can't I? And what if it's not as smooth as it looks, I need to find out sooner rather than later, don't I?
Aaaaaargh.
It was bad enough when the man was applying it -- it went on just like frosting on a cake, all soft and spreadable, and I soooo wanted a go myself.
Today's new career plan: professional plasterer. Although given my apparent Problem with fresh plaster, it might be a very short-lived career.
I just want to see how it responds to pressure, and it looks so lovely and smooth that I want to feel the texture. And one little poke can't hurt, can it? Anyway, it's
Aaaaaargh.
It was bad enough when the man was applying it -- it went on just like frosting on a cake, all soft and spreadable, and I soooo wanted a go myself.
Today's new career plan: professional plasterer. Although given my apparent Problem with fresh plaster, it might be a very short-lived career.
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Date: 2005-02-23 02:36 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-02-23 02:43 pm (UTC)and if youre going to touch it, better wait until you can see it starting to get paler and dry out! that way youre unlikely to leave much of a nasty imprint in it! ;)
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Date: 2005-02-23 03:23 pm (UTC);P
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Date: 2005-02-23 03:30 pm (UTC)