Time Thief

[...] months now since I promised kitchen drywall shots. No? It just feels like it? Alright then. Drywall guy was teh awesome. I didn't even check his references or anything. Went with my gut and it paid [...]

[...] door opened through the tiniest kitchens you ever did see. Makes no sense. It was all part of JC Nichols' grand plans to make suburbia a success and force neighbors outside to socialize. Not a bad [...]

[...] perspective. I will be very appreciative and bake you some cookies. I hate doing dishes. The temporary kitchen is now in the....kitchen. Well, it was in this shot. Guess it isn't now. But we'll talk [...]

[...] these up, no one has said anything. They actually make a little more sense now that my temporary kitchen is setup right underneath them. Maybe you'd be more concerned about the blanket shoved [...]

[...] The door to the basement is gone! Someone must've moved that. Here is the view out the kitchen window. The dividing rail falls right at my line of sight. Annoyed the freakin' hell outta me! [...]

[...] would have a larger workspace. I may raise it to be horizontally even with the bottom of the kitchen window. The proportions may be more pleasing and it would also probably save some $$ on countertop. [...]

[...] flooring, I need to remove the nails. Wheeee! I don't remember who it was, but someone in houseblogger land gave me the idea to get a pair of these things for easy nail pulling. (Thanks unknown [...]

[...] I would post pics of the finished stairs. Now it seems that I will soon need advice from houseblogger land, so I thought I would catch everyone up with what's been going on at the Time Thief. Without [...]

[...] out birthday gift for the boy. Less than a week to go! EEK! * Pull more nails from salvaged hardwood. * Order range hood insert * Grocery store Five things I would do if I were a [...]

[...] of a pain to deal with otherwise. Thinking about these for bulk food storage because they're so dern cute! [...]

[...] R Us, Auto Zone) * Mainframe computer operator (snoozzzzzzzzzze-fest) * Programmer/Software Engineer/all-around techno geek * My volunteer time spent baling paper so the city of Kirksville could [...]

[...] -- gap -- and so on. After you have several gouges around the perimeter, grab your favorite flat-head screwdriver or chisel. I liked the flat-ness of the screwdriver better, but I was in a tight spot [...]