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  1. 08-03-2012, 02:12 AM #11
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    Man those look nice Rennie and congrats on the work you picked up
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  2. 08-03-2012, 02:48 AM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by larry merlau View Post
    me either i got a group of red necks and hillbillies coming to raid my place in sept.. gotta get the security up and running and get the locks on everything glad you getting work rennie, just out of couristy where did these jobs come from.. i know the tales but the communin job?? looking at where i need to try and work on gettin my work seen.. to get more work..
    One of the tables is for my daughter - a 3 year late wedding present. I donated a few of my clocks a while back to be sold for donations for Pierce. One of the women that bought a clock contacted me about what I might have in stock that would make a nice wedding gift for a friend. I didn't think an urn would be appropriate so I had to say sorry, nothing. She commented that she wished I lived closer as she had a need for some other things. I got right back to her letting her know that I would be delivering a table for my daughter just 30 miles from her this fall and I would forgo the delivery cost on whatever she needed. It turned out to be another dining table.

    The communion kit landed in my lap this morning. A member of the church in Spokane that has my furniture and Toni's dove called me and said the pastor there had seen the communion kit I made for our pastor here in Nampa about 15 years ago and really liked it. He wants me to build one that he will give a s a gift to his pastor.
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    Good to here you got some jobs coming in and nice job on the urn Rennie..
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  4. 08-03-2012, 03:20 AM #14
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    Looks great Rennie. Very well done.
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    Nice job on the urn, Rennie. Simple, but clean and nice. And congrats on the commissions.
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