Once more into the breach

[rolanni]

Despite Stoopid Tech Tricks (Dear Testing Software Provider: If your online tests will only function with Internet Explorer, might you not SAY SO in your dern instructions? Love and kisses, Rolanni), I completed seven skills modules and have an appointment with an agency in Augusta on Tuesday-next, which is progress, of a sort.

We've seen a copy of the concept sketch from which the cover of Web of the Trident will be painted and it is interesting. Looking forward to seeing the painting. Which is progress of another sort.

A check arrived today. Much less than the amount we had been promised, and several days later, but far be it from me to spurn or decry any check with our names on it that doesn't bounce.

kinzel and I did a brief tour of the former Hathaway clothing manufactury, which is destined to become mixed-use retail, office, and residential. Interesting space; solid maple floors; four inch thick brick walls; lousy, leaky windows giving onto a glorious view of the Kennebec River.

Dulsey is working on the concept of "being a lady." This is, you understand, an uphill battle, but I've explained that it will stand her in good stead on her way to World Dominion.

Mozart still hates to be brushed, and -- yes, it's raining.

Progress on Carousel Tides

78,306 / 98,000 (79.9%)

Comments

[jhetley.livejournal.com]

I'd be surprised if those walls are only 4" thick. That's one brick. Usual minimum for mill construction would be 12", or three bricks. A four-story mill building (or is it five?) might be 24" walls.

[kinzel.livejournal.com]

I think 24 inches was closer ... might have been more. Wonderful large open spaces in the building, all with gen-u-wine local wood floors, likely. While we were there we could peer out across the river and see large birds...like Eagles, over the Kennebec. I should also mention that the light in the freight elevator burned out in the midst of the tour... what fun!

In a year or so people will be living in that place. Wonderful location.

[jhetley.livejournal.com]

Sounds like you may be contemplating that move. Condos or rentals?

[kinzel.livejournal.com]

The answer to your question is either yes, or, it depends.

Given the time frame envisioned by the devloper, he may simply be about two years early for us, in which case we'd need to depend on one of the possible future spin-off projects these kinds of things ideally generate.

[jhetley.livejournal.com]

Either that, or buy one of the units from a speculator after the condo bubble bursts....