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I can almost park in the Garage!!! Hung bikes, moved type trays (?!), tie-dye gunk, boxes for DI, pool toys, camping hullabaloo, fixed an antique-ish chair, dealt with tools, sorted 30+ egg cartons for pal with chickens, fired up the shop-vac.
Anyone available to help me move a cast iron bathtub? Better yet: Buy it!
I've heard that the Garage is a very important room in the house. It is often neglected but a lot of time is spent there. That is the case here -- especially since last February-April ('08) when +10 years of monkey business landed there. (We've listed some things on Craig's List to sell. It takes work+time to sell stuff, especially the odd antiques.)
I am passionate about "landing" our entire house before school starts. Make it work for everyone and make everyone work to keep it neat and tidy. Recently I've visited some friends, every single one of them has an immaculate house, these are creative people with busy lives. Every single room of my house is a mess. Today we are staying in until parts (hopefully many parts) of this place SHINE. Officer Mom is on duty, armed with Zipfizz. Look out.
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Later in the day... spoke to C about this tub. If we move it to the other side I will indeed be able to park in the garage. (Has it been over a year?) Anyway, I thought we could save all 350 pounds of it for the pavilion/studio I would like to build someday OR if it doesn't sell by December we could donate it to Provo's Habitat for Humanity's ReStore ...deduct it from our taxes.
Since I use this blog as a note book as well as a "Howdedoo!" here is the info I found:
| Provo Utah County ReStore, HFH Of | 626 N Freedom Blvd Provo, UT 84601 | Phone: (801) 373-7867 Fax: (801) 373-9965 restore@habitatuc.org |
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