Manville at the cabins today

Today I have lots going on here. It's going to be workermanville here.
First I have to receive a shipment from Home Depot for building the final cabin here. That means I get to figure out where the heck to put all of the construction materials. fun!
Then Kevin and Ed are coming down to start construction. Kevin is Frenchy's Kayaking buddy from Florida who came up to help her out and build the last cabin here because she already had the foundation poured and didn't want it to sit too long. He's got a guy, Ed, with him to help out, who was described as 'your run of the mill hick from kentucky.' I met them last week already.
Also, Ray Chumley, the septic guy, might be by today to clear out the main line because we've got rocks and sand in it. That also means a plumber would be here for hours cleaning all of the valves of sand.
Then, Finally, I've got two guests coming. Frenchy got the reservation yesterday and called me to let me know last night. The Canadians that were here a bit ago met these guests-to-be and recommended the place. The guests will probably be in late because they're headed down to homer for the day and then they're headed back up here afterwards. Frenchy told me they're two Harley riding guys and that, "maybe I could score a ride. . ." I thought that was pretty funny. Of course I had to joke back and say, "ooh, harley guys, maybe I'll just go down to Homer with them." When Frenchy replied, "want me to have them stop for you," I realized she wasn't kidding. I said no, so hopefully two hells angels don't show up here telling me to hop on.

Know what all of this means? Tonight I have to stay in Spider Cabin. The morning after I went bug crazy on the cabin I went to check it out and found a whole bunch of dead spiders dangling from threads all around the cabin. I don't know if I mentioned this, but I did one of those indoor bug foggers, too, so my cabin was poisoned for a few days. I have to go in there today and wash some surfaces so I don't poison myself. I should probably clean the spider carnage the fogging left behind, too. No more walking into spiderwebs, hopefully.