A good day to you. A very good day. It was a good day. A day to remember.

I hope the painting goes well. Things change in time. Good changes.

Ha ha. I'm with you there, Justin. I was the same way when we moved into our house. And then when we painted the outside last fall, I criticized my wife because she put too thin a coat on in places and you could see the underlying paint still. Then I went back and looked at the sections I'd done after they dried, and they were just as bad if not worse!

Part of the problem is it's hard to be a perfectionist at something you haven't done before (at least in my case with house painting) - you have to have some practice before being a perfectionist is reasonable. Plus it is exhausting when you have to paint on a deadline...

The Wagner Power Painter is an invention STRAIGHT FROM HEAVEN. Except for the constant refilling and cleaning, it is much better, with better results, than a brush or roller (it also uses more paint, though). The difficulty is in the preparation (taping and covering). But the ease once you actually start painting is well worth it. I do feel for you.