It's still scorching hot here today. The bird bath caught my eye and boy did it need attention! It hadn't been painted for quite a long time now and today was the day! Bob put a wire brush on the drill for me and I gave it the once over. A good douse of muriatic acid to remove the calcium, rinse, rinse, rinse and it's ready for paint. I chose a nice teal color for the bowl and the outside is a cream color. It's not a fancy bird bath, only a concrete mold. It was given to me by my father-in-law, Cotton, one of the sweetest men in the whole world. He thought I hung the moon and didn't mind telling me so. So even if it's plain and occasionally needs a paint job, it will always have a special place in the yard right outside the window. There we can watch the birds big and small drop by to have a bath and a drink and I can be reminded that I hung the moon.Monday, September 27, 2010
68. Simply for the Birds.
It's still scorching hot here today. The bird bath caught my eye and boy did it need attention! It hadn't been painted for quite a long time now and today was the day! Bob put a wire brush on the drill for me and I gave it the once over. A good douse of muriatic acid to remove the calcium, rinse, rinse, rinse and it's ready for paint. I chose a nice teal color for the bowl and the outside is a cream color. It's not a fancy bird bath, only a concrete mold. It was given to me by my father-in-law, Cotton, one of the sweetest men in the whole world. He thought I hung the moon and didn't mind telling me so. So even if it's plain and occasionally needs a paint job, it will always have a special place in the yard right outside the window. There we can watch the birds big and small drop by to have a bath and a drink and I can be reminded that I hung the moon.
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