Talk about an advertising slogan that was "Made To Stick." After all these years, I still hear this slogan. No I did not buy a motorcycle or a JetSki or nor am I talking about
Guy Kawasaki.
No, I am talking about the
Kawasaki drill. What!? You have never heard of the Kawasaki drill? Neither had I before yesterday evening when Steve Nolen showed up at the house with his power tools and elbow grease to help me make some "temporary" protective covers for our skylights that got blown out by the golf ball sized hail that hit Los Alamos proper.
We started at about 6:30 and finished at about 11:30pm. Hopefully this will keep the rain out and protect the skylights that were not completely broke through until we return home.
Here is some pictures of the over engineering that Steve helped me with. It was a committed course that he had little say about. ;) Thanks brother! You are deserve a big steak dinner when I return. :)


Steve said it looks like coffins and we buried folks up here. :)

We have fourteen skylights and we had ten break. They were double paned and all the ones that broke on over the house living areas directly only broke the outer pane so they were not leaking that we could tell. That was a blessing.
On the back porch which has six skylights, we had all six break the outer pane and four of those either broke all the way through the second pane. On two or three a hail ball went all the way through without stopping. Even though those where less important to cover even if they leaked we covered them anyway.
Again props to Steve for the help else I would be still here today instead of heading out to Texas to relax and visit family. Also thanks to April for loaning us Steve even though they had a class to teach last night. Thanks April...we love you!
See you soon TX Grandma and maybe Aunt TK for a quick hello and goodbye. We will call you Grandma after we get on the road.