“Honey, where’s the duct tape?” This is a question I both hear, and sadly know the answer too. Why? Dear Hubby is a lot of wonderful things, but handy is just not one of them. So I started to think, perhaps he would DO better, FIX better, CREATE better if he just had the right tools! I mean he is crazy good with that duct tape, he has been known to swing a hammer and hang a picture with mad success, so imagine if he had all this:
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This would be working hard as we redo the deck!
Build a bookshelf
I would build a picnic table!
Papa needs a new drill…that holds a charge longer than 10 minutes!!!!
Nothing fancy, I just want to put up drywall!
water proof our basement
I want to make some flower boxes with my new power tools
Yes, most electric tools give me butterflys, they look menacing and a bit dangerous, some of then, like saws.
I would fix one of the dinning room chairs that has a spindal loose on it.
fixing a door
New boards on my front step! Thanks!
I would get hubby to fix closet doors.
AMi B
vuittongrl1975(at)yahoo(dot)com
I have a new bookshelf that I want to build!!
well the hubby would be closing in under neath our deck. so my first job would be handing him the tools :))
I’d like a new{er} deck!
kayleefaith1228@aol.com