Flat-panel TVs
Dec. 21st, 2008 04:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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teeka's nephew) gave us a lat-panel TV for Christmas.
Jackie (the cat) just discovered that there's no room on top of the TV for a cat, and that it's a lot more tippy - the TV went over, and the cat headed for the back room (where she found crunchies on the floor, so she's all better now).
I found two mirror clips in the miscellaneous stuff drawer, so, hopefully, the TV won't fall over next time.
I've been out in the garage for part of the afternoon, making stuff. It'd work much better if I didn't need to worry about frostbite. I had to borrow the propane heater fromteeka's shop in order to put enough heat into my side (which doesn't have interior walls, and only has plastic sheeting for a ceiling) in order to make it warm enough for the shop light to come on.
teeka's nephew) gave us a lat-panel TV for Christmas.Jackie (the cat) just discovered that there's no room on top of the TV for a cat, and that it's a lot more tippy - the TV went over, and the cat headed for the back room (where she found crunchies on the floor, so she's all better now).
I found two mirror clips in the miscellaneous stuff drawer, so, hopefully, the TV won't fall over next time.
I've been out in the garage for part of the afternoon, making stuff. It'd work much better if I didn't need to worry about frostbite. I had to borrow the propane heater from
teeka's shop in order to put enough heat into my side (which doesn't have interior walls, and only has plastic sheeting for a ceiling) in order to make it warm enough for the shop light to come on.
