Today I just swept up and shoved some stuff around. I moved some stuff away from the future bow-end and just moved some stuff that had been stashed under the tables out where it can be dealt with tomorrow. Mostly I just wandered around overwhelmed. I need a 22×6 foot work area. I can see the floor, and I have about 15×5 right now. I resurrected a thermometer from the prior try and determined that the basement is around 62 – 64F day in and day out — that’s just warm enough for epoxy to cure. The temperature is only going up from here. (Or not: down to the upper 50’s one week later. I’ll wait.)

Look: day before yesterday, I had to plan where to put my feet in order to walk through here. So despair not. Do this tomorrow and rejoice:

Tighten up the wires between the new lights, just because.

Get the recyclables out to the (temporary) bins.

Get the third table set up.

Put the Honda RV kit under the tables (under the tables is a good place for a lot).

Take down old plastic and fold it for future uses.

Hang new plastic using new magnets.

Take out trash (and sweep some more).

Do something with the power cords over which you will eventually trip.

Pick a box for future trash.

Shoot some photos.

Gather tools; inventory supplies.

Leave yourself this: study the manual and the pieces.