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About Me
- Suzer
- Pennsylvania, United States
- "I wish I could show you, when you are lonely or in darkness, the astonishing light of your own being." --Hafiz
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Time is the longest distance between two places.-Tennessee Williams
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Projects We are trying to Complete
- Reorganizing my studio
- Building a new shed
- Fixing the soffit and faschia on the house
- Re-shingling the garage
- Building bookshelves for the living room
Things We've Actually Accomplished
- Going back to work
- Cutting up the trees that almost fell on our house during the last storm
- Giving birth
Things I'm Obessing About
- Getting my house back to normal
- Eventually sleeping through the night again
- Organic Milk
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- Construction Ends
- Back view
- Maya and Chad We actually finished the swing set w...
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- Construction Begins
- This how much we have accomplished so far. It may ...
- Today the swing set, tomorrow the world...
- Baby Haley
- Birds Don't Like Pasta???
- Goldfinches We like to watch the birds while we ea...
- Happy Birthday to Chad
- Two more yards to go...
- Man am I out of Shape!
- Abstract Artist in the Making
- First Bouquet of Spring
- Easter Number Three
- Easter eggs and Frilly things
- Easter at Mimi's
- I'm so glad it's Thursday
- My Car Stereo is Possessed
- Why we need better schools
- If you have kids...
- Happy Birthday to Haley
- Joy and Sorrow
- The Day God spilled the paint...
- Things that make you go Hmmmm
- Maya's first haircut
- First real hair cut
- Happy New Year's, uh I mean April Fools!
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2 comments:
Wow, impressive. Looks like you've made a lot of progress already.
Can I ask where you got it? We were considering a play set one of these days.
Sam's Club. A little pricey but totally worth every penny. It is really a lot of work to assemble, but if you have any construction knowledge it's do-able. You definately need two people though, some of the assembly needs one to hold and one to screw. I think all we needed was a drill, a hammer, socket wrenches, and screw drivers. Nothing crazy. We did buy a set of nut runners for the drill to make installing all the hex head bolts go faster. Otherwise it would have taken twice as long.
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