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Jennifer Kobernik
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(BRK Day 54)
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Josiah staring bemusedly at sawmill
Josiah staring bemusedly at sawmill
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Austin and I built a bucket shelf for the berm shed
Austin and I built a bucket shelf for the berm shed
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Dried flowers on the Fisher-Price House table, from the Missssoula Saturday market last summer
Dried flowers on the Fisher-Price House table, from the Missssoula Saturday market last summer
 
Julia Winter
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That's a really nice shelf for the berm shed, and a lovely table as well.  You're developing some fine woodworking skills!  (Unless you already had them, I suppose.)

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Thank you, Julia! I definitely did not have any woodworking skills upon arrival, and was in fact mildly trepidatious about power saws. Josiah has a fair amount of carpentry experience, so I’ve been picking up a little as we go and have started attempting some basic projects on my own.
 
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Got the Abbey up to 70 degrees today as part of the attempt to artificially charge the mass
Got the Abbey up to 70 degrees today as part of the attempt to artificially charge the mass
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Starting to crochet an insulative insert for the single-pane window in the back door using yarn Inge sent
Starting to crochet an insulative insert for the single-pane window in the back door using yarn Inge sent
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Draft snake awaiting its wool stuffing
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Hi Jen. I see you found a good way to use that wool yarn. You'll show us that insert when you finished it and it's in front of the door window, I'm confident.

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