I Never Did Mind the Little Things...

Just a small issue... I noticed yesterday... As I threw the switch leading into the passing siding, it was floating. Literally. Floating above the cork about an 1/8 to 1/4 inch whenever the switch was thrown. It looks like the caulk I used has released the track leading into and away from the turnout. Must be a combination of the humidity and temperature fluctuations in my construction area (my garage) and perhaps not using enough caulk in the first place. Just a small job right? (Not!): Spray trackage with water (fill sprayer) Find small spatula on messy workbench Decide to clean messy workbench so as to facilitate finding said spatula Put away tools Put away supplies Clean up foam debris Sweep floor Discover trashbag in trashcan is full Change trashbag Discover BIG effing hole in said full trashbag whilst removing from said trashcan Sweep floor (again) Pickup floor debris (again) Put in trashbag Put trashbag in trashcan Remember original job Get small spatula from toolbox Slide small spatula between track and roadbed to (further) release the track Let roadbed (and track) dry Re-caulk roadbed Discover track feeders are mangled Get new set of track feeders (supplies on hand) Install said track feeders Re-install track Clamp (gently) track to roadbed Take (well deserved) break Obviously some organization is needed here ?!?