The
mirrors add light and space to the bathrooms. I can get away with the panels for the sides of the upstairs bathroom and all of the downstairs. I shudder to think of how much a custom 5' x 3' is going to run me for the main, upstairs piece.
Also shown is the untrimmed switchage. A big feather in my cap is knocking the
switch count from four to one (but really zero since the light and fan are on motion). A black eye is the
annoying drywall work needed to cover the unused box components and the wire spanning them to connect the light and fan leads.
Another column will be good once I find my drywall anchors. The frameless door can be seen in this one.
I yanked the door to the storage nook in the media room. Then sent the electrical from under the tv to said nook. The end
result should be clean stowage of the cable box, xbox, wii, and perhaps a dvd cart.
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Never mind. Found yer seat. I'm booking 13B, although one usually does not want to sit in aisle 13...
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I will never speak Singaporean to you! Never. Even if I were pissed drunk.
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I'm pretty sure I'm the only one out of the 4 of us that can get hammered off of 8 tasters.
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And you'd best not be moving the bear skin rug. It really ties the room together.
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Oh, and there's a Sephora in Omaha!
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