Projects of all kinds

[melaniesuzanne]

In order of remembrance, not importance:

House
Basement
Rip up carpet
Patch walls
Paint walls
New light fixtures
Remove wet bar
New furniture
New TV/home theatre system
Do something with the back yard
Organize under-stair storage
Slipcover loveseat (stupid cats)

Mid level
Replace carpets (carpet? wood?)
Replace vinyl flooring (wood? tile?)
Rip up stair carpet
Patch kitchen paint
New kitchen cabinets
New fridge
New dishwasher
Bookshelves in dining room
New windows
Replace outdoor light
Replace door hardware
Do something with the front yard
Install closet system in coat closet?
Slipcover chair & sofa (stupid cats)
Reupholster cane-back chairs
Electrical outlet at bottom of stairs (requires ceiling demo & patching in basement)

Upper level
Replace carpets
Replace broken bath floor tiles
Replace vanity, mirror, lights
Paint bedroom
Replace closet doors
New windows
Patch & paint back corner of craft room
Install closet systems in linen closets?
Replace bath fan
Replace bedroom ceiling fan
Remove extraneous smoke detector

Attic
More insulation
Cover thingie for attic stairs?

SCA / LH
Linen shirts for Scott
Linen camicie for me
Wool tunics for Scott
Wool cotes for Scott
Lacing cord for Scott's yellow cote
Venetian-style cioppe/giornee for me
Venetian-style gamurre for me
Cuffia for me
Hood for Scott?

School
Complete FAFSA
Decide upon enrollment date
Talk with Sterling AI about transfer of online credits

Exchequer
Check 2nd quarter reports
Send list of transactions to KE

Comments

[melaniesuzanne.livejournal.com]

Yes, if we have course overlap I would *LOVE* to borrow your textbooks. And I have NO problem with paying the life credit fee; it's still cheaper than the hourly rate.

I think I'll be going part-time. I'm still trying to decide. :) Heck, I'm still trying to decide if I'm going to start in October or wait until the new year.

[strawberrykaren.livejournal.com]

When I was doing full-time levels of coursework, it meant a much heavier amount of assignments to have to churn through (plus twice as many "substantive comments" to post to other students' classwork), not to mention the frenzy of completing two totally different final projects every five weeks. (And I was only doubled-up on pairs of really easy courses -- that's wouldn't have always been the case if I'd done that throughout my program, and there'd have been times when I'd have been dealing with two difficult and highly technical courses.) But it does mean getting done in half the time, and if you don't have many other commitments on your time, it's probably worthwhile.

I guess that'd be good parameters for deciding whether to start in October or January too. Do you have things going on in Oct/Nov/Dec that will mean that you can't do coursework? (But it's a good excuse to get many of the "to-do's" on the posting above done before the coursework begins.) ;-)