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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
Holy Crap, and did you know your dining table and chairs look exactly like the ones in our kitchen? And the bed looks frighteningly like ours. My wife bought the table & chairs, and she also picked the bed. It was a waterbed, until we realized that cats and waterbeds weren't the best combination, so I bought a regular mattress for it and did a little engineering to make it fit.
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Yes, it was a waterbed too. But when we wore out the mattress
we replaced it with a Tempurpedic mattress. They do a size called "waterbed insert" that is about 1/2 inch small, so that you can get the sheets on. It takes california king size sheets.
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten
simply amazing! especially that you guys were the only ones in the neighborhood that survived!  may I please have the plans and materials list of your closet?
I was going to ask about your jewelry making equipment. I saw the polisher and the grinders, did the findings and stones survive? |
There were blood spots on them!
The findings, sheet silver, etc are gone, but the stones stayed in their storage boxes, which stayed in the room, so we found them. I am donating the machines and equipment and stones to our lapidary club. They will use them for group jewelry making social gatherings. We get together and use all of the club equipment.
Now, my own personal collection is another matter. I hope that whoever finds the 4 ct Lightning Ridge opal will have it assayed, and not just think it is a pretty rock. It will buy them a new car!
