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| The first morning is spent unloading three houses worth of building supplies from the truck. |
The material must also be sorted into categories. |
Careful you don’t break the glass! |
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| It all starts with carefully laying out the joists. | Framing the walls. | And the walls go up. |
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| There’s more than one use for a hammer. | The kids laying down the flooring. | It’s beginning to look like a house! |
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Anyone can learn framing |
A new house in the neighborhood. | These kids work hard. |
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How about a hand? |
They’re still working below, do you think it is safe to be out here? | Many hands make swift work. |
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| Not too far to go now. | The long day today will be worth it when the house is given to the family. | Boy, I hope so. |
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| Are we done yet? |
This really is more fun than a
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The family will be really pleased. |
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| .Just the finishing touches. | Bought by the construction crew because of love for the family. | Quilts and rugs made with love. |
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