Torstai 🇫🇮 Fimmtudagur 🇮🇸

I visited an old friend today. He's still working for the same company I used to work for 24 years. I woke early in the morning and drove to Budapest. We had a delicious breakfast and a much-needed coffee because I got out of the habit of waking up before the birds.

When I returned home, I had some nosh, drank a coffee, and started putting together the next lesson plan before working in the kitchen. When Ági finished her lesson, I started my shift in the kitchen. I had to sand the walls, clean up the mess, apply the pre-paint liquid, and wash the tiles on the wall and the floor. It took me three hours to complete it. I'll start painting tomorrow morning. According to the user manual, I have to cover the tiles before painting two layers to cover all the patches and the traces of spackling paste. I plan to complete it in the morning; thus, I'll have plenty of time to prepare for the Saturday lesson with Ági and Roya. The weekend will be equally busy because the guy who had promised to send us a quote hasn't emailed anything yet. I'm afraid I'll have to recover the kitchen furniture - another exhausting job to complete.

Anyway, this is it for today, so bye all.

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