Lately, I have been determined to do some small repairs around my house. Pretty easy repairs that don't require much "how to" knowledge. I figure I can knock a few of these out with a little spackle. I mean, how hard can it be to use spackle to repair a few small holes...
Spackle purchased, I begin the repairs! My main focus is a hole I made (that story is for another post...maybe, ha!) in my dining room wall. I can always expect a little helper when working on a project. This day was no different. In comes my curious Ry who loves to ask many questions. This day he asks "I can do it mommy?". No baby, this is a job for mommy. Maybe when you get older. He seems okay with that answer for the time being. So...I finish my repairs and put the spackle on the kitchen counter. A few places will need another coat of spackle before I can put it up for good...you know...up...out of the way...in the garage. But I'll put it out there tomorrow. I mean, why waste a trip to the garage since I will be needing the spackle first thing tomorrow morning? Makes perfect sense to me!
Thankfully, most the spackle had not dried. I know this because that pretty pink color was still pink. When it dries, it turns white. I can't tell you how fun it was to scrub spackle off my walls at 7 am "ish" in the morning...before my first cup of coffee, ha!
One would think I learned my lesson the day he got a hold of the paint and paint brush I was using to do some touch-ups with! But no, not me! Because, I mean, who would want to walk the whole, 10, loooong steps to the garage to put the spackle up when I'm only going to use it the next morning?!
The good news is, most of the spackle did come off. The rest is waiting for me to take a piece of sand paper to it. When I find the energy...