11/02/2014
It continues to amaze me, how much teardown is involved after one of these displays.
Pull and coil up and clean all the extension cords, tie them up and box them.
Pull, coil, clean and box all the power strips.
Pull all the splitters and other AC outlet adaptors, and stack them all back up in place on the AC Parts shelf (AC column, Adaptors row, yes Im serious. It's necessary.)
Pull and coil all the non-trivial pieces of rope, all back in the Rope/String/Wire shelf.
Pull all the dish clamp lights, coil, and store them in the Bat Cave (cuz they all hang from the rafters, saves floor and shelf space).
Pull, sort, and box all the bulbs (low-power CFLs vs high-power vs the Edison specialty incandescents. At least I dont sort by Kelvin color temp anymore.... oh, you know what, I should do that. The 6500 Kelvins's gel blue better than the 5000Ks which gel red better. Hmm..)
Stack all the milk crate risers.
Stack all the random lumber. (Christ, Im gonna spend a hard afternoon relocating the lumber pile to the cement and sorting them all by general size. Who needs a gym membership when..)
Gotta pull and box the pumpkin patch too, all the plastic pumpkins. OH YOU KNOW WHAT, I could redo the pumpkin patch WITH WHITE PUMPKINS WITH RED ALBINO LIGHTS for Xmas! YES.
And when all of the above is done? Gah, still more to do.