The repair of the noticeboard

Source A: an original contemporary non-fiction-style account.

The residents' association asked me to help repaint the noticeboard beside the bus stop. We began on Sunday at nine, after removing the paper notices and putting them in a folder. The wooden frame needed sanding, but the glass was undamaged and did not need replacing. We covered the pavement with an old sheet before opening the paint. The chosen colour was dark green, matching the nearby bench.

While the first coat dried, I sorted the notices by date. Two advertised events that had already taken place, so the secretary set them aside rather than put them back. A new timetable would go in the centre, where it could be read without opening the board. We finished the second coat before lunch and left a small sign asking people not to touch the wet frame. The notices would be restored on Monday morning. I walked past that afternoon and was pleased that the frame looked improved without making the whole street smell of fresh paint.

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