Walls come down and re-sheeting begins to make way for our new kitchen!Who's idea was it to live through this renovation?????
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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Available in ash, walnut or teak with an oil finish.
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2 comments:
I guess you'll be doing a lot of eating out in the next little while! I'm sure the end result will be well worth the temporary inconvenience.
Hi Dale
I must admit that I was quite excited about eating out every night.
I have now got to the stage where all I am craving is eggs on toast...
Ian
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