Empty nesters-update
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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You have done a terrific job of displaying your collection and making yourself a great work space with good lighting! I am envious as I am still using "stolen" space in the dining room, garage and a corner of a bedroom where the lighting is less than desirable. I'm hoping that this summer I will be able to start to claim a bit of the basement for my own organized work/storage area.
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T O Rodney
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That aspect of the project was well thought out in advance. Instead of out sourcing cleaning, I realized that I already had in house services available negating duplication of services and finance charges. I married her 39 very happy yrs. ago.
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Soma2
The other Rodney
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Looking at your display shelf not only is it a wonderful display of machines but I love the hidden work light for the machines in tables underneath. I need to figure out and do that in my class room that we are working on right now.
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