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Old 03-06-2011, 08:25 PM   #1
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Got my keys! Time to get to work (pics)

Yes.. Mar. 1st! And boy have I been busy like a mofo! So much needs to be done! I don't even think about my modifying my car anymore (until things settle down ). Anyhow, here's some pics off my camera phone. I'm sorry, I won't be able to write down full journal articles, but I can jot down a sentence or two to accompany the pics. Lots of fatigue, lots of work, but I'm totally enjoying it. Enjoy.

Waiting for the day. So excited I that I had to scribble my ideas onto a paper napkin, lol


First day. Many trips back and forth to move tools and stuff. Here's the trunk


French doors. I SO wanted these for the house and I found them used!


Before - outdoor lights. Not so nice..


After - outdoor lights. Father's showing me how first; he is like a cross between Gordon Ramsay and Home Depot. Sometimes it's hard to keep up..
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Old 03-06-2011, 08:45 PM   #2
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downstairs layout


repainted living room walls with benjamin moore, stonington grey
swapped old light fixtures for nicer ones


other side of living room and stairs (old light fixture).


garage, left side. will be my workshop. new garage doors have been ordered.


downstairs living room. traded old hospital-like flourescent tubing lights for a chandelier, carpets will be changed soon enough.
painted grey and window sills black. would be nice to get some white wood mouldings though instead of those rubber ones
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Looks like it's gonna be lots fun... What type of flooring are u putting in up stairs?
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Old 03-16-2011, 07:29 PM   #6
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um yeah the paint spilled.. but we don't care since hardwood floorings going in (upstairs) next week or so


washroom walls were previously "sponged"---not my cup of tea.
and thats an old toilet-american standard about to be swapped out


the bolts on the old toilet were so rusted. had to saw the heads off.


if it looks like an anus, it prolly smells like one


low riderrrrrr.... slow closing lids ftw
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ugh, is that a vinyl floor in the washroom? time to tile that up! new tile baseboards and paint too!
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?ikea Light fixture (before)


Light fixture going in, soooo heavy with all the crystals attached. swear it was like 40-50 lbs


Light fixture (after) - we have to put in a reinforcement hook cause the weight of it would rip a hole in the ceiling!
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why did you put that big ass ugly light in?


also, why didn't you paint the bathroom before you put the new tile in so you could easily get all the area behind it?

also, definetly get rid of that vinyl, check the sub flooring too because it probably gotten soft from water seeping through the vinyl
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The old garage doors


Yes! The new ones came. I tell you it's totally worth the upgrade


It was kind of fun putting this table set together


Allen keys for every single piece. quite time consuming. 3 to each leg. 4 legs each chair.


Finally, all put together. Gonna call it the "study room" downstairs.
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Those garage doors look insulated. How much did those set you back?
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Nice place good luck finishing it up !
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