Reclaimed Requiem

Project #36 of the Challenge:

Woke up to a the other day. After some investigation, I discovered a dripping from the into the . The cause? and . the sediment and haven't noticed any since then. Thank you, God, for !

Project #35 of the Challenge: the

Project #34 of the Challenge: more and for some family members.

This project was going to be the and in the . But after running into a small issue, that will get pushed back to be .

Project #33 of the Challenge: and the and in the

The previous owners of this house must've at some point. Unfortunately, their fix left a lot to be desired, and the ceiling was beginning to and along the . This addressed those issues, the , , and more.

smoothing

Project #32 of the Challenge: the whole room and

Project #31 of the Challenge:

The current multistage includes both obvious and hidden . was replacing the light fixture's current wiring ( ) with ( ).

Project #30 of the Challenge:

This house is over 60 years old. This means there is a lot of "character" in the walls (i.e., , etc). I decided to perform a multistage on this room. : patch the walls.

Project #29 of the : Create a new

I had a spot in my that was not growing well; so, I decided to do a little . Made a with and a bunch of (with some others mixed in).

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Project #28 of the : from a

As I was working on of the , I ran into a in the form of an cemented . The required to remove it resulted in this becoming its own project.

Project #27 of the : a

Unfortunately, a hollow core door is not as as a . This hollow core door was on its and needed a .

Project #26 of the : Replace a faulty

Out of the blue, the opener lost its ability to turn off the . After a little and , I reached the conclusion that a was causing the issue. The old opener had . So I removed it and a new one.

Project #25 of the : a #90°TVMount

After rearranging our , we decided that it was time for a new . Installed this beauty from .

Project #24 of the challenge: in front of the

Replaced a sad with a , a out of , improved the grass with from inside the area and , and used to help .

Project #23 of the challenge: in a

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Project #22 of the challenge: in a

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Check out the

is up next!

Project #21 of the challenge: in a

Fill the with

Who can guess the next step?

Project #21 of the challenge: in a

Fill all the new

Who can guess the next step?

Project #20 of the challenge: in a

Build another .

I used the grass from the area
to and multiple areas in my lawn.

Who can guess the next step?

Project #19 of the challenge: in a
Dug out the rest of the invasive , the roots out of the , put down as a , out the dirt, and dug a .
Then, I built a new . I used the grass from the that I dug during installation to the .
Who can guess the next step?

Project #18 of the challenge: in a !
For years, I've had under this window. I out half of them, the roots out of the , put down as a , out the dirt, and dug a . Who can guess what the is?

P.S. The is thanks to my dog's bathroom habits this past winter. I'll be fixing that too.

Project #17 of the challenge:

This was in need of a little after its fight with . I have it a nice and

Project #16 of the challenge:

The that stretch along the front of this house were in need of a good and so, I

Project #15 of the challenge:

It is and is fast approaching, and I wanted my equipment to be ready! So, we changed the and !

Project #14 of the challenge: Revisit Project 10 and one of the behind the workbench to a . This wasn't really necessary; but I figured I could do it just to be safe and add a little convenience to my future woodworking (the fuse has blown multiple times in the past).

In other news, this will probably be the last electrical related post in a while. The weather is getting better and it's time to get back into the and

Project #13 of the challenge: all the on this floor of the house to match the in Projects 6 and 12

Project #12 of the challenge: and the outdated in a

Project #11 of the challenge saw me performing some more work.
This time, I upgraded all of the in my bathroom to .

Project #10 of the challenge saw me diving back into work.
I took the useless from Project 6 and converted it into a . I also added an additional into the box behind my , updated a combination and outlet, and upgraded all the outlets to outlets.

Similar to the last project, of involved . This time, the were and had some . After a lengthy , here are the !

of the challenge was a little different than the last couple of projects. Soon after installing multiple , one of them started closing at a . I finally got around to performing a on the . After I little , I figured out how to the turning mechanism. It's almost like having all over again!