Nervous energy and idiosyncracies

I want to work on my craft/sewing room NOW. I want to paint the walls, the closet, the shelving units. The walls will be pale green, the closet will be aqua/turquoise, and the Ivar units will be white. I have to wait and see if the weather will hold and be dry and warm enough for painting on Saturday; reports are still mixed at this point. I wish I could at least get the closet painted and then install a new closet unit so the reenactment clothes and accessories are better stored. I also need to figure out what to do with the doors.

Currently the closet doors are bi-fold. I hate bi-fold doors. I recognize their usefulness in tight spots, but that doesn't mean I have to appreciate them aesthetically. I have to decide if I want two "regular" doors on the craft room closet or simply go without doors. If I go without doors, I can easily access everything in the closet. However, the closet must remain organized and clean else it will drive me up the freaking wall. I could hang a curtain over the opening and that might serve as a decent compromise. The benefit of hanging regular doors is that I would have a place to hang a full-length mirror as well as shoe racks. The drawback is, of course, the amount of space those doors will need for opening. I guess I don't have to decide Right This Minute and I can try living without closet doors for a while.

I want to get to work on remodeling the basement, but that project is more costly time- and money-wise. The craft room redo will cost (money-wise) only a few cans of paint and a few days of work. I should snap the (horrifically embarrassing) before shots tonight. I'm not kidding when I say horrifically embarrassing. Everyone who considers me an organizational queen will be shocked at the grotesque state of my craft room.

Comcast still sucks

Despite cancelling our account with Comcast on 9 February AND despite turning in the cable boxes to Comcast on 17 February AND despite Comcast removing their coax from our property on 19 February AND despite my calling Comcast on 23 February when I got a new bill and was told that I should ignore that bill and expect a refund check, we still had a Comcast account which was being billed. Or rather, it was being billed until my call today when I went through the above timeline with the CSR.

Apparently someone "uncancelled" our cancellation the same day I turned in the cable boxes.

We shall see if this cancellation sticks.