#clean first

[kagetsukai]

Depression is back with full vengeance today. Of course it is. Probably because I’m supposed to be doing things, too. Fuck it. I’m going to drink alcohol and hope for the best

[susanpageabq]

Furniture from the Street

We just picked up a small shelf from the street where a neighbor had put it out after a garage sale with a sign, "Everything Free!" I cleaned it up with the last dregs in an old can of Endust, then used my furniture repair marker set to "paint" a new edge where the original veneer had peeled off. It ended up looking better than the other shelf. I'm using it to replace at least one set of plastic drawers we've had forever. It's going to be storage for my art supplies. Fortuitously, I started organizing them last week, so now I have a good place to put them!

[syradoptablock]

The Clean First Program was developed in response to the City’s Clean-up Cuse Adopt-A-Block program, a year-long neighborhood beautification initiative. Focusing on the Historic Hawley-Green triangle (bounded by James St., Lodi St., and Burnet Ave.)

NEHDA is encouraging neighborhood residents, property owners/investors, businesses and stakeholders to assist with “on the spot” litter pickup, as necessary.

Clean First will allow those who are interested to stop by the NEHDA offices any weekday during the first full week of each month, grab a bag, and proceed to any area in the Hawley-Green triangle and help beautify our neighborhood. Volunteers can return to NEHDA, drop off what they have picked up and let us know the area they cleaned.

[diistdovahkiin-blog]

//Took all damn night, but I made the Verses page. Check it out while I go do some last minute cleaning in my apartment.