Welcome to the first WOYWW of the 2021-22 school year. Please pop over to Stamping Ground where Julia will explain more about this weekly sharing of the desks.

I azm still keeping up with the daily drawings but my diary is now more prominent as I plan daily tasks for work and crafting.As you can see, the shed has a lovely new shingle roof to replace the old felt and giant tarpaulins that were keeping me dry before. #1 and #2 sons came over with a friend on Sunday and the five of us (including hubby and I) spent 8 hours getting everything sorted.Hubby and I had already spent a couple of days clearing between the fence and the side of the shed, as it wasn't possible to get all the way round before.The first job was to remove the fancy ends of the roof, the tarpaulins and the old felt. On inspection the roof was in good shape and there was only one small section of board which needed replacing on the far side which was a relatively quick job using a left over section of the flooring. The two lower ends were painted with a sealant first.Here you can see the start of the work. #1 son and I were busy peeling the backs off the shingle strips to help with bonding to the roof. Hubby was on nail passing duty, #2 son is on the roof and their friend (who also helped with the floor) on top of the ladder.#1 son (now fully recovered from Covid thank goodness) took his turn on the roof too. The last of the ridge shingles went into place at 8pm as we were losing the light. I feel so much better about the roof now. #3 son and I will be getting the painting done and it will be like having a new shed! We do have to replace a strip of wood along the bottom of the fence side of the shed though as it is a little worse for wear there. Thanks for all gthe great comments about the inside of the shed and the new floor. I passed them on to 'the boys'. I am in Stoke on Trent so if any of you are ever coming up this way please get intouch and you are welcome to join me for an afternoon in the shed.
Off to school for my first proper day on timetable teaching followed by a tutor session for #2 son who is learning German. I'll be round to visit when I can. Stay safe and happy WOYWW.