Nevertheless, they're practical and I always marvel at the hideous indestructible material out of which they are made. We did throw them all away, though, as soon as we had finished the renovation.
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7 comments:
After the renovation is done, you will be very happy.
He was very smart to wear a mask.
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Wow, must be one heck of a renovation! But great shot on that one. Have a great weekend. CY
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On the brght side it will soon be out of the bag and on the walls! Happy weekend
Those are huge!
Great shot -- the dust rising into the wind . . . (like your money?)
:-)
Renovations are always expensive in time and money.
Better bags full of supplies than bags full of stuff the cleaners have to take out, like happened when my mother's ceiling caved in.
Now that is a gigantic bag. I know how you feel, I felt the same when we were renovating our basement a couple of years ago..
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