An Old Job.

Many years ago when I was a teenager I used to work with Gypsum and Drywall, when I was in college and needed a means to support my studies, so training in this profession was a required necessity.

With the passage of time, as I progressed in my life, these jobs became less reminiscent in my life, and once I graduated the field of work was different and this art of making final finishes and construction of quick walls was remaining in last.

It was not until recently that a childhood friend who had made modifications, repairs and separations in his house with Drywall 17 years ago, contacted me to see if there was the possibility that I made other adjustments in his house, well to date, I did not trust any workforce other than my own.


At first it was strange because I have not worked on this for a long time, but then I was curious to know what it would be like to do some old work.


So without further ado I went to my friend and we bought the necessary materials for the repairs and modifications in his part of Drywall. And out of nowhere, it seems that 17 years have not passed since the last time I did a job of this type.

Things flowed in a very simple way and what I feared that I had forgotten, was still there as if it had been yesterday, Dry wall, Plaster and professional paste for the final finishes and everything was done in a satisfactory and very pleasant way.

A Distinguished Workday and with a lifelong friend; I will help him with his problem and knowing that your work is of good quality are things that fill with joy, and knowing that good things are never forgotten so they stop practicing, that's why:

"It is important to learn what is good and apply it and never stop doing good"