Update to my "what to buy" thread from a few months ago
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Comments (8)Lookin' good Phil! What is the Hosta in the middle of the photo? You will see why I don't post too many photos from April (I will start another thread showing why). Cowboy Abba Dabba Do 6/9/08 Big John 6/9/08 Cherry Tart 6/9/08 Cherub 6/9/08 Diva 6/9/08 Grey Ghost 6/9/08 Kiwi Full Monty 6/9/08 Like Butta 6/9/08 Magic Fire 6/9/08 Montana Aureomarginata 6/9/08 Mr Big 6/9/08 Peanut 6/9/08 Sagae 6/9/08 Theo's Blue 6/9/08 NOID 6/9/08...See MoreA very sad update to my 'End of Life, Regrets' thread.
Comments (26)Thank you golddust. My dad loved facebook. He loved posting old pics on there and reminiscing and being nostalgic. His services were yesterday. It was standing room only. He was loved by many people. It was really touching to see just how many, although it was a long exhausting day and it's now pretty much just a blur. My Dad has always been there when I needed him for pretty much anything. It is going to be tough not to be able to just pick up the phone and call him. Or even worse, the sad reality of him not being here for our next big family party in August. There will definitely be a huge void. In my heart of hearts, I know he is ok. I'm not extremely religious but I firmly believe in God and what he holds for us after we pass from this life. I have received many signs since his passing, and I have not even looked for any. I just have so many unanswered questions regarding his estate and he did not have a will. So unfortunately, I have a long road ahead with the estate. He was part owner of a business in which the partner stopped paying him profits and he had started litigation against the partner. He was also involved in suing my grandfather's partner for his estate because the partner had forged a check and wiped my grandfather's accounts clean while he was ill. I'm sure the stress of it all contributed to his sudden death. He was devastated to have been betrayed by both of them. Not looking forward to any of it, but I will right the wrongs that were brought against him. The moral: If you don't have a will, get one now. Life is fragile and it could end any second, it's a great mystery and we just never know when our time is up....See MoreLooking for a thread from 2 days ago
Comments (8)pretty sure a few of the usual homeowners that post here were sharing their knowledge too. It was all friendly and cordial so im suprised it was removed...See MoreCan't find my old thread but here's an update on my "shelfies"
Comments (9)Caroline, just measured up for you. Width end to end is 10 feet, 5 inches. Width of TV section is 5 feet. Depth of mantel level shelves are 11" and 10" for upper 2 shelves. Base cabinet depth is 16 inches. Hope that helps. It adds a substantial focal point to the space and IMO, really finishes off the room. We had them built during our kitchen remodel on the afternoon that the contractor was waiting for the drywall plaster to dry. He used all leftover materials and charged us next to nothing to do them since he was here anyhow. I've learned that bundling projects together offers major cost efficiencies because for the contractors it's worth their while to make a few extra bucks if they're here anyway and all their equipment is already set up. Good luck with your project, we would love to see pictures!!...See Morealways1stepbehind
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