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Old 12-08-2013, 11:18 PM
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Looking good! Can't wait to see some more pics.
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Been busy,new stairs in, pellet stove in ,hard wood floor in the lining room in( needs sanding & finish) but for the most part done , tile floor under & around stove done[ATTACH]44925[/ATTACH
Looks great! You have been busy!
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Its later image.jpg I would like to introduce you to " toothless" our friendly dragon that heats our home , Abby is a dragons of berk fan , that is how every thing gets it's name : starfly the red car, & meat lug the mini van !
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It seems like the honey do list never ends.

Anytime I mark 1 thing as done off the "honey do" list, I see Mrs. Cubby writing on 5 more......
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Well I know the honey do list never ends..... But I wish she could only change her mind in the planning stages of things not when they are completed ...... Like can you take these 2 , 27x45" windows out & replace them with one 72x 41" window?
Keep in mind this is a bean pole/ balloon framed house from the 1840's , no headers, no fire cats , studs go from the foundation to the roofing timbers with out any breaks !
Time for creative thinking , .... She says this will be done !
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It will never end lol good luck! And its looking good
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Old 09-03-2014, 08:20 PM
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Started the kitchen last week .... 8x12 gutted , ripped out joists & rear wall along with sill plate , now the other half of the back wall, how does an 12x24 kitchen sound ?
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