I'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours - Sun 3/11
Today is National Worship Tools Day, so I thought I'd post a pic of DH's workshop. It also has a clock in it to remind everyone to change their clocks and batteries in their smoke detectors.
I helped my GF redo her kitchen and got her old kitchen cabinets as a thank you. So appreciated as it made his workshop so wonderful!
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8 years agoNice pictures today!! Jim, I especially like yours because while I'm sure it is normal scale, it is not hard to imagine as miniature. Cool.
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoLast years babies all grown up, but still hanging out together. There was a 3rd baby. A smaller one. Maybe this is #3?
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8 years agonice workshop! Wish I had that kind of room in my garage... but after my car, and my bikes, there isn't any.
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoLove that neat workshop Annie. The recycled cabinets look lovely. My DH is also a man of many tools, but I don't know that his work areas have ever been that organized. His work station top, both in the garage and the basement, he made from the bowling alley lanes that were offered for sale at a local alley when they refurbished.
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