Saturday morning: National Learn to Row Day went well! I mostly ran around the boathouse like the Boathouse Gnome I am, poking at all the various projects.
Saturday afternoon: The bike valet at Art on Lark also went pretty well! We were located directly in front of
Albany's Only Remaining Active Horse Trough. We did wonder whether humans could also drink the water, but no one actually tried. We did not have a ton of bicycling customers, but that was okay, we did learn a lot about site location for something like this festival, and were able to talk about plans for continuing to grow the valet (e.g. I need to register a domain name and put together an extremely simple website, suggestions on domain registration places welcome; I'll probably host through my existing website).
Sunday: All The Chores: groceries, litterboxes, vacuuming, laundry, and I even (hold onto your hats) mopped the kitchen and bathroom floors. And cleaned off the stovetop. The clean floors feel so amazing underfoot, I need to get onto a more consistent mopping schedule. I also had Princess TinyBike Spa Day; I had to get her a replacement generator hub wheel, then figure out how to wire it up. I also put on fresh rear brake pads and a fresh chain, although I might be too late with the chain, sigh. Oh, and I finally put the teeny-tiny mud flap back onto the rear fender. It's odd, the front fender's mud flap is bolted on, but the rear mud flap was riveted in place and the rivet failed. My repair is bolted, hopefully it works okay.
Monday: Played hooky from work. I first led a safety training during rowing practice, then joined teammates for a lovely, leisurely 2-hour morning coffee break. Then I biked up to the lumber store and bought a bunch of 2x4's and 1x4's. I trucked those back over to the boathouse and then spent the rest of the day sawing and assembling them and some other wood into a monstrously huge sweep oar storage rack/cube.
The oar storage cube isn't completely done yet, my drill ran out of batteries around when my body ran out of batteries, so I need to add a whole bunch of cross braces soon. But the process went well, overall.
Then I hauled the remaining parts of S's former kayak storage rack home.
I think I will sleep well tonight, and I am NOT going to get up and go rowing in the morning. I'm not signed up for the summer season anyway.
I have a major photo backlog. Tomorrow I will go to work and work on work things.