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  1. 08-03-2005, 10:05 AM #1
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    New shop!!...

    Oh yeah...& a new house too!

    303 Main
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  3. 08-03-2005, 10:19 AM #2
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    Kelly congrats on the new home (and shop)! It looks like you found a real gem!

    Hope all goes well for you.
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    Kelly,

    The place looks great. Having the shop away from the house like that is going to be a bonus as well. Have fun with the move!
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  5. 08-03-2005, 11:49 AM #4
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    Looks Great Kelly,
    With room to grow.
    Congrats.
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  6. 08-03-2005, 5:11 PM #5
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    Good luck to you and your family.

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  7. 08-03-2005, 5:18 PM #6
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    Looks like a great house Kelley. I envy you having a detached work shop. Old houses are realy neet and that one apears to be in remarkable shape for being 105 years young.
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  8. 08-03-2005, 7:00 PM #7
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    Your so spoiled....

    Congrats on the new digs..They look awesome
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  9. 08-03-2005, 7:10 PM #8
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    Kelly, looks great, love houses like that, my grandmother lived in one very similar. My favorite is the gambrell barn/shop!! That will be great with your addition. Wood storage going to be upstairs? I take it is more like a mezanine up there or is it a full two story?

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  10. 08-03-2005, 8:51 PM #9
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    Neat place! A separate building for the shop is definately a plus. You are going to love it.
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  11. 08-03-2005, 9:35 PM #10
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    Hey, that's what we did when we moved out here! Nice shop and the house (NOT so nice as yours!) just happen to come with it! Lookin' good, Kelly. I know you're going to enjoy it! Best wishes.
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  12. 08-14-2005, 5:18 PM #11
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    Congrats, Kelly, looks like a nice place to live.
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  13. 08-14-2005, 5:45 PM #12
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    Some people look for bathrooms, others for shop space...glad you found one of each.

    Awesome.
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  14. 08-14-2005, 6:16 PM #13
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    Gail.... and others....

    Its about priorities of life

    Das Damacile must incorporate Kitchen, Wood SHop and bathroom. Everything else is secondary... logical No?
    Had the dog not stopped to go to the bathroom, he would have caught the rabbit.
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  15. 08-14-2005, 6:34 PM #14
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    Kelly, That's a very nice house and property. All the best to you and your family in your new home.
    take care,
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  16. 08-14-2005, 8:14 PM #15
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    Congratulations Kelly, nice place, (and you don't even have to build a deck). That part of Terrell is a neat place, and the space out back will sure come in handy.
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