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LOVE the new light fixture! Throw away the old one and use the crystal pendants on your Christmas tree - I collect antique ones for that purpose and they add a lot of sparkle to the tree.

JCW: What a great idea! My tree will be oh-so-sparkly this year.

Oh my! You really went all out to preserve the original fixture. I like the new one better anyway.

AND I love JT's idea for the crystal pendants. So purty.

You rock, girl. I'm a big believer in women/girls being able to hang sheetrock and install light fixtures and change their car's radiator fluid, and men/boys being able to cook and do laundry and sew. You did an excellent job with the light fixture - I like it (and nice recovery when you discovered the glitch in the location of the hole).

Of course, you need to keep these mad home improvement skillz a deep dark secret, because the second any of your friends find out, they'll be asking you over, under the pretense of having drinks or watching a movie, but REALLY wanting you to fix that annoying drip in the faucet.

Which reminds me, wanna come over and watch a movie and have some drinks? :)

OH! That reminds me... I've been meaning to ask if you'd like to come stay the weekend to watch some movies and fix some sinks..
er...I mean, have some drinks.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You people are funny.

My entire 2nd floor is exposed to the weather. I bet you could come help our framers (who are, btw, quite handsome and young!)

I'm in awe of your talents and energy. My biggest project today was turning the compost pile, with the tractor.

JennBo: Don't tease me.

Karen: Coming from a woman who actually HAS a compost pile AND knows how to drive a tractor, that is high praise indeed.

I'll let you drive it when you come to visit :-)

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