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The hu-dad is painting one of the rooms in our house, so he was applying some painter’s tape yesterday.
Painter’s tape – a great tool when painting a room.
The purpose of painter’s tape is to line the edge of the area you are painting so that you create a nice, sharp line at the edge. In other words, it creates a boundary to keep the paint off of things that you don’t want to be colored – and to keep things out of the fresh paint.
Of course, the hu-dad wondered how effective of a barrier it might really be.
Do you think it will work?
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hmmm, we think it would take more than that piddly little line of tape to keep Typhoon out of something!
BOL -what was in your hu-Dad’s coffe that day? He must have been in an induced stupor of some sort to be thinking such a possibility!
Woos – Phantom, Ciara, and Lightning
We like your dad’s thinking, bol!!! If it only worked…
Well at least he sat pretty for the camera!
Yes barriers really work don’t they hu-dad! Lol
Mom sez: Looks like you’re trying to teach Typhoon to “toe the line”, and somehow I highly doubt THAT will happen! I can see him “tethered” to the couch while this project is happening!