"It's too big. It won't fit in there." Mark squealed.
No, it's not what you
think... unless you don't have a filthy mind. I was putting together a cabinet for the bathroom.
Mark had made the measurements before he bought it, but was having second
thoughts as I slapped it together.
"Don't worry. I'll make
it fit." I assured him.
I don't have a very good
track record with assembling things. I always have left over parts and often
have to disassemble the piece after I discover that I put one piece in there
backwards. We still have a bookcase in the living room with one of the shelves
installed upside down and backwards. I had already disassembled and reassembled
it twice so Mark gave me permission to ignore the third mistake. He was
probably tired of hearing me curse. I do love that "F" word and throw
it around freely when putting together objects that "require some assembly". Out in the garage is an unassembled charcoal grill awaiting my
attention. The new neighbors should all get a kick out of that one when I
tackle it. Anyway, miracles of miracles, I managed to assemble Mark's bathroom
cabinet in one try, without any leftover parts. I thank the manufacturer for
that one. The instructions were concise, all the parts were clearly marked, and
they fit perfectly. And speaking of fitting, I did make it fit in the location
Mark had picked out. Just a little nudge of the water turnoff valve and a kick
got it in.
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