I’ve always been told I’m fiercely independent. And if I’m being completely honest, it’s a blessing and a curse. I’m certainly not one to ask for help, especially when I should. However my husband, Mike, works in the Northwest Territories on a 2 week in, 2 week out rotation, so sometimes you gotta do what ya gotta do to keep projects moving forward.
We’re in full renovation mode at the moment, and are hoping to have our house ready to sell in the next month, so time is of the essence. I’ve been focusing on the lighter projects and leaving the bigger things for when Mike’s home. Today, as no exception.
Our main bathroom was in need of some minor polishing. I recently painted and changed out the lights, all that’s left is to paint the vanity, caulk some seams and hang a new mirror. Follow along as I hang a mirror by myself – maybe we’ll all learn something new today.
While I’ve read twitter story threads in the past, I’ve never had a twitter account until today. It was a cool experience to see that even a small household task can turn into an opportunity to tell a story. Throughout my series of tweets, I used many storytelling techniques to engage my audience. The plot has twists and turns, there’s conflict and foreshadowing. The use of hashtags brings in humour and teasing the audience as to what is coming next. I really enjoyed this activity and it’s inspired me to incorporate twitter moving forward in my professional life.
Read the full thread: https://twitter.com/jilly_macd/status/1637537620581556224?s=20
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