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I still have a kitchen to remodel, (1) bath and the entire basement including adding a full bath. Should have it finished by 2011 - maybe.

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Looks good syncroid - you do good work
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Shouldn't the Patron bottles be empty after the remodel not before?
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The center Patron bottle is one of the very early ones that came with the glass topped stopper. I've never seen one since.
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Looks good syncroid - you do good work
Thanks Jeremy.
One more window to trim out, a little caulking here and there, a little more touch up painting, and the outside back door to trim out and I'm done. I had no idea what a pain it would be to do all the trim out on the windows and doors. Our house was the early sheet rock with holes in it with the plaster mud over the top of that. (vintage 1946) The thickness of the plaster compared to the sheet rock thickness necessitated me having to custom make all the clear pine trim for the windows. All the door frame inners had to be custom sized as well because we still have plaster on one side and sheet rock on the other.
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You want to talk friction? Try remodeling your house, while living there, with your wife as a helper!
Exactly! Marital harmony is most important to me. She gets the re feathering of the nest urge? Fine by me. I just don't want to be here while the project is going on. We can write the check. If she wants to put up with the hassles, that's her biz. I prefer to avoid them. My most important decision? Where to run to during the next project she dreams up...Reno? The Bahamas? Hawaii?
Where ever....

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