This spreadsheet keeps a running total of my expenses relating to the remodel. I've chosen to exclude tool purchases, since I'll use them on future projects. However, I will include tool incidentals, like blades or bits, etc.
I've learned that life is a lot like the Matrix. But instead of computers generating a reality for us, we generate our own. Welcome to my reality, and the way I look at the world. I'm a "slice-of-life" blogger and I enjoy writing about, well, my boring life. I like to build schtuff, fly, dive, wakeboard, travel, ski, hike, draw, blog, bike, run, swim (triathlons), take pictures, hope to kite-board soon, and am in love with my wife. Enjoy your visit, and leave a comment if you have time, I'd love to hear from you.
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Looking good Dustin. I hope your supervisor is providing you with the appropriate breaks and safety guidance.
On the picture with the ceiling, now you can access a lot easier your wiring for electricity and auxiliaries. (sound & WAP) Have fun.
LOL - my supervisor makes great lunches & dinners. But her safety guidance has less to do with code compliance and more to do with things like "Hey honey should you be standing on the top rung of that ladder?" or "Should you really be cutting toward yourself with that sharp knife?".
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