Today I finished the work I started yesterday on paperwork.We took a lot of things down to the basement too.Very handy having it there. Lucy 's had some pallets deliverd so that she can store some things down there from her mum's.I had a lovely long talk with Susan today,alwasy great to catch up with her news. She loved her Christmas and Birthday gifts. I had a llong talk with Sandra and Jackie too. Jackie loves her Elvis illustration. I know she would!

We booked our flight for Spain. April 15th ,dad's birthday we fly out.Really looking forward to being in Castlenel and Castalla again and Sandra's visit, and maybe Lara and maybe J&E&A and new baby. Our electrics have been shakey the last few months, we had to contact Albi to see what the problem is.

New AO baked toolboxes for the trailer

My father-in-law's toolbox. We replaced the deck stairs today! Now maybe people won't fall through them and break their necks.

Vintage toolbox chalkboard paint DIY. Step by step instructions on my blog: www.thriftcore.com/2012/01/chalkboard-toolbox-diy-for-you...

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ViviCam 6300

Spanners etc.

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Brackets completed and painted - just need paint to dry and bolt on the toolbox. Thinking I'll need a matching one on the other side now!

A small part of Davie's socket set at work.

All the technicians in the workshop have an incredible amount of tools in their toolboxes. The boxes are huge as well, and every one of them is spotless.

The pride and care shown by the lads in the workshop is mirrored in the way they look after their "tools of the trade"

Stuff I use most often. Just took the lid off, and this stuff rests in four sectioned compartments.

My '1337 machinist's toolbox at college.

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side of an old craftsman box!

Pry bar on left, 24mm wrenches at top for leeboard and rudder, yellow handled bar clamps on lright, drill index lower left, rasp & chisel & sliding t-bevel in center.

i got paid zero-thousand dollars to do this one

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5. i am a fixer. i love resolution. i crave the result, the tangible of broken then fixed.

i feel so accomplished and needed when i can successfully right a wrong. i can change a flat tire, repair a hole in a shirt, proofread a paper, replace a lightbulb.

but those are just things, people are harder. it took me a long time to realize that you can't put people back together like a broken vase. it's not as easy and you have to wait much longer than the few hours it takes for crazy glue to set.

and sometimes people don't want to be fixed. that was a tough realization too, and i am glad i won't have to learn it again.

will fix shit for hugs.

Scored this at a garage sale some years ago for minimal $'s. Heavy duty rubbery, garbage-can-thickness plastic. Couple of latches - one at each end. About 15" x 9", and 12" tall.

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Alli's Dad has one of these.