Hillsdale House
The long and strange journey to transform our 1942 war cottage style house into a (circa) 1914 Craftsman bungalow, without going completely nutz.
The long and strange journey to transform our 1942 war cottage style house into a (circa) 1914 Craftsman bungalow, without going completely nutz.
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You are not alone! My garage looks like that too, except it's a 2 car and we can move all the woodworking junk to the side and park a car in it. There is also the box-and-furniture pile in the other half, covered with drywall pieces and dust. We tell ourselves that it won't always be this bad, but who are we kidding? I like your blog- I have a similar experience with a GC, except mine is "Doug" and not "Dave"- same exact stories, though. Its funny when it happens to someone ELSE.
Carol
Well...our garage isn't that bad, but our basement nearly is. As soon as I get myself a circular saw, I'm sure we'll catch up.
Carol, wow, you can park your car in your garage?!? What's that like? :-) Ha, Dave's actually a good guy and I'd consider using him again (not that I'll ever do anything this crazy ever again. EVER.) My only real complaint was that an estimated 4 month job took 12 months... I think our project was just too big for him.
Kasmira, ha we've got a basement full of stuff too! But we managed to get some heavy metal shelving a couple years back so it's now somewhat organized. whew.
Cranky old-young guy, I'm starting to have the same feelings about our house...
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