Standing outside the wood shop in my Tee shirt ( and jeans.

Beautiful day. 9:13 pm and still working. Feel good. Shops are coming together great.

Big Smile.

Gary

3 more shopping days til my birthday ... I'm just sayin' ...



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Worked in the woodshop with Kelly til 11pm. Sunday night project on something needed in the house.

Walked up the lane, in tee shirt ... with the nearly full moon shining thru the pines. The cat follows me everywhere like a puppy.

When I get rid of the Maryland connection hanging there, it will have been a great choice and move. It's been a HUGE task. But the shops are becoming functional. The weather is delightful. Dec. 2nd and 75 F today. Says 54 F at 11:12 pm. I'll take that.

Not bragging. Anybody living here is experiencing the same thing. I just want to confirm that the move, thought out as it was ... has seemed to have been a very good choice for us. The enormous amount of work will have been worthwhile.



Gary

Hmmm... beats 18 degrees and running the snow blower for hours. There MAY be something to this Florida thing...

Yeah - I sold my snowblower a few weeks ago. Can't say I'll miss it.

Hi Gary,

I'm glad to be reading this post. Good for you! You didn't deserve less than that.

You were saying, how many Summers?

Happy Birthday in advance.

Julio



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Huge accomplishment Gary. You are right to feel proud!
Cheers
Neil

58 Julio. A good caliber! Haha.

80 during day and 63 at night. Hope you are well and nice to see that you are almost done.

Happy 40th birthday.

Thank you Don,

Man ... I can't even remember 40. But - things are going OK. I appreciate the well wish.

Gary

Hey, I remember 40...

That's what it warms up to by June.

I lived in Connecticut for sometime and it was cold and overcast most of the time.Worked at poplar tool and die in Bridgeport.

Well Don,

Now you are in a "Proper State" with warm weather.

I just can't get used to working in a Tee shirt in December. I'll have the garage door up halfway for extra light (since I don't have everything installed yet) .... and I'll decide to shut the door again; as having it open is making it warmer inside. Love it.

Note: actually, I think the insulation of the building is working really well. It's balanced out so that no matter whatever slight excess is experienced outside; go inside and it's moderated very close to what you want - without any heat or A/C being used. That will change, but I won't be making huge adjustments. We went thru quite a bit of fuel oil in Maryland with the large house and shop. Electric was quite substantial too. I'll miss the grandness of the house I worked so hard on up there ... but I won't miss the utilities, taxes, maintenance, and other related expenses.

I'll take economical and functional over grand any day. Especially now that I'm stuck with this house that has to much "character".