Home Repairs : Fixing a Hole

So… a while back I came home late from a softball game to see a note from my roommate, reading something along the lines of “There is a moderate to serious leak in the basement :(“. Checking the basement, there was indeed a lot of water coming from the ceiling, and saturating the walls. After shutting off the water, we did some looking around, and weren’t really able to figure out what the problem was, but we had a decent idea where it was.

The next day, the plumber showed up, and after some checks, he knocked a hole in my wall… There he found the old laundry hook-ups, spiggots and all, still sitting there, uncapped (and nicely dripping water into my wall). Also present was a nicely uncapped drain pipe into the sewer, filling my walls, and prolly the rest of my house, with sewer gas. Awesome!

The plumber capped off all of pipes as needed, and took off… leaving a nice big hole in my wall… plumbers don’t fix walls. So, below is my work fixing the hole.

New Bed’d!

new bed

I have a new bed!

…also a nice new bed frame with headboard and footer, and some f-a-n-t-a-s-t-i-c pillows that I love. Next step: Sleeping!

Random Question #1

There was a movie on TV a number of years ago (maybe 10ish years ago). What I remember is that there were a number of 20ish year olds (college students, perhaps) living in this old house, and one of them was an artist, who painting these elaborate paintings on the walls, and then would take photographs of the paintings with people (also painted to blend into the wall painting) posing against the wall. I’d imagine he was an art student of some sort. At some point in the movie the house burns down, but the art student kid says the important thing is that they got it all on film. That’s all I remember, but I’ve searched for information about it online, and thus far have come up with nothing. Does this sound familiar to anyone at all?