First it was building Keith's fence in the rain. Then it was setting up his gigantic pool. Then building an over-the-top really nice wooden gate. Finally the three sided deck which took two solid days from early morning to working with lights late at night.
But now it's finally my turn. Keith is arriving tomorrow from Brandon at 10:00am (or I'll kill him) and I finally get my garage wired.
What will I do when it's all done?
Plug stuff in, of course.
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5 comments:
You were a bit hasty there, Brian. The correct answer is: "Plug stuff in and build Andrea a kitchen table." (You can build one for Trabinski, too, if you have some extra time. :)
I'd love to, Andrea. I've made a couple of those now and every time someone new comes over, they comment on it. It takes only a few hours to make. The varnishing, however, takes five days.
Mine cost a grand total of $16.00 for the lag bolts. The rest was free (I found everything else in the rafters of the shed).
Next time you're in Niverville with a truck, you can pick yours up...and could you deliver Trabinski's as well. You both live in B.C. right? Hey maybe you know each other... :)
Did you finish pulling your wire in the garage?
Donn: You should see it. And Keith said, "Let there be fricken' light". I go in there every few minutes to turn the lights on and off. Actually that's where the beer fridge is. Now I can see where I'm going.
Awesome posts here again. The benches are wonderful. The frame looks great and it's cool that you partied and got wired. Bye for now.......:)
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