Yeah, yeah, this is peanuts for many of you. But not for me.
Saturday, the water line from the wall to the utility sink broke. I was home and caught it, so the floor just got washed. And I'd been planning on replacing the faucet anyway.
Sunday I got new water lines. Took the drain off (!!!), unhooked the lines from the wall (!!!) Tried to move the sink. Sink won't move - there'a screw holding it to the concrete floor. The screw is stripped. Ok. Ended up texting my friend and asking if her parents had any tools to get stripped screws out. Her dad came over to help. After trying various things, we used the pry bar to pry the sink straight up. The screw was in a plastic anchor, and not budging.
So, now the sink is out. Took the old faucet off and put the new on, hooked up the water lines, put the sink back in place... and the lines are the wrong size.
Monday, trip to the plumbing store for the right water lines. (various painting activities happening while the sink isn't in the way)
Tuesday, put the correct water lines on, put the sink in place, hook it up. Turn the water on, yay! No leaks. Try to put the drain back on. The piece that screws to hold things tight - it's cracked. Ok, other stuff.
Wednesday, another trip to the plumbing store. They guy knows me now and is very nice. fixes up the drain piece and tells me how to reattach it. Take it home, put the drain on, run water, yay!!!! No leaks.
I fixed the sink :)