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Haha, one of those "better to ask for forgiveness than permission" scenarios? I dread the permitting and financial sides of the process the most. Once we have both in place is when I'll really get excited for the process. Next days off, I get to tackle some concrete removal to keep us within our allowed impervious cover limits.
Everything in the shaded portion needs to be removed:
Needless to say, I'll be getting some quality time in with a sledgehammer and this new toy:
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Waiting for the Lyft. Really love the new paint.
Before
After
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Had a conversation last night about progress on the house and I found out that the plumbing fixtures that were "ready to install" two weeks ago were in a warehouse in North Carolina and couldn't be shipped until today because of post hurricane flooding. Who needs faucets, after all?
And the fixtures arrived yesterday. I suspect they weren't shipped when we were told they shipped. Two and a half weeks seems just a tad slow. But at least they're here. Now we get to see how long it will be before they're actually installed. I'm hoping before November.
Now if we could just get utilities connected…
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Looking nice Dan!
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Gonna be hanging a tv myself in the next couple of days. Hopefully, mine will look as nice.
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That's a very cozy setup Doc!
Brandi wants our living room more minimalist, which means hanging the TV and getting rid of the TV stand, which also houses a receiver and center channel. I have old Paradigm mains and center up front with a sub, and I love the way they sound, even if we don't listen to them much (usually Sonos–we have one in the living room). If we go this route, we would probably ditch all of that and get a Sonos soundbar. While I love the idea of a cleaner look, less stuff to dust, and a bit more space, I would miss the old speakers and I don't have anywhere else to put them, since the rest of the house is riddled with Sonos. If we stick with the Paradigms, I will likely get a Sonos-capable Onkyo receiver and move the living room Sonos into a bathroom for shower music, or heck maybe pair it as a rear 5.2 channel. Then I could enjoy the convenience of Sonos with the sound of vintage Paradigms.
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Thanks everyone!
@mclaincausey they make all sort of mountable shelves. Don't know if that would work and/or appease the wife, but there options out there for sure. This definitely cleaned things up visually for us and while the wires are showing more than they did with the previous set up, its a small price to pay
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Sonos have recently launched a minimalist amplifier, which can be paired for front and rear channels. Maybe one of those driving the front speakers, a sub, and a couple of Play 1s if you want surround.
Good call, need to include that in the options. I think I recall around $600 for that.
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Original mid century Sputnik lights. My older brother recovered these from a shopping mall in LA. I figured that @Chris and @Anesthetist would appreciate them.
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Nice buy Graeme! Might clash with that Wegner fruit bowl though. I think you should send it my way….[emoji6]
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You're right- I like that a lot. Your brother has enviable scavenging skills.
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Sonos have recently launched a minimalist amplifier, which can be paired for front and rear channels. Maybe one of those driving the front speakers, a sub, and a couple of Play 1s if you want surround.
Good call, need to include that in the options. I think I recall around $600 for that.
Sonos also have a Zoneplayer with Line or Optical outs only.. Keep your receiver and speakers !
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Btw I witnessed the most Italian thing ever today… My parents bought an Italian reading light in some fancy design store in my street... Went and picked it up with me mom... It was beautifully wrapped in a wooden box and it came with... a pair of white gloves to wear whilst installing it
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Btw I witnessed the most Italian thing ever today… My parents bought an Italian reading light in some fancy design store in my street... Went and picked it up with me mom... It was beautifully wrapped in a wooden box and it came with... a pair of white gloves to wear whilst installing it
That’s hilarious. Italian Americans (which I am 1/2) would
Just get tomato sauce (aka marinara aka gravy) all
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I dig that clock.
I used to have a flip card clock when I was a kid, but at some point it broke. I took it apart to see how it worked. Mom was not happy to find dozens of those little cards scattered all over my room after I lost interest and started flinging them around like frisbees.
