Overcoming Challenges To Help DH & Enjoying It!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's experience helping their significant other with home improvement tasks, specifically siding installation, and the challenges faced during the process, including an injury. Other participants express concern and share lighthearted comments regarding the injury and upcoming events.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their experience of helping their significant other with siding installation and removing stone from their house, noting the use of a nail gun for the first time.
  • Another participant expresses concern for the injured foot and hopes for a quick recovery.
  • Several users mention the importance of the upcoming sidewalk sale and express hope that the participant will heal in time to attend.
  • One participant humorously suggests that typing with toes would be expected if fingers were injured.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the severity of the injury and the participant's ability to recover in time for the sidewalk sale, but there is a general agreement on the importance of the event.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences related to home improvement and the social aspects of community events.

Who May Find This Useful

Participants interested in sharing personal experiences related to home projects and community events may find this thread engaging.

missydivine
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I have to say I was feeling really good about how much help I am to my DH.
He has been working on putting up siding on our house. (Lots of fun) We have ugly stone around our garage doors, and under our three windows in the front. Well, he took the stone off the garage and we did the siding. I got to use a nail gun for the first time! He decided if I wanted the stone off the front of the house I had to take it off. Well, today I decided that I really did want it gone and my friend and I took it off. I am now sitting here icing my foot because a chunk of it landed on the top of my left foot. At least I was wearing his steal toed boots. I'm glad I didn't get my arm or hand, I can still type. My foot has to be better before Thursday. I have to go to the sidewalk sale with my mom.
 
ouch!
i hope it heals up fast!
 
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Me too, I have a lot of walking to do later this week.
 
Ow! Take good care of yourself.
 
If you had smashed your fingers, we'd expect you to type with your toes. Injury is no excuse for not posting here!:DI hope it feels better tomorrow but I have a feeling it'll be worse. Get better soon!
 
Sidewalk sales are important. I hope you're better in time.
 
At least you have a good motivation to heal fast... shopping! Jean Jonas would be proud :D
 
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:
If you had smashed your fingers, we'd expect you to type with your toes. Injury is no excuse for not posting here!


I'm not sure I could type with my toes. I'm glad I don't have to try.
 

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