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Old 10-06-2011, 05:26 AM
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great job :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Wow, what a great job. What a difference 2 days made. Hope you enjoy your labor of love.
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Inspiring!
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You did a great job at organizing your closet.
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Congrats on an excellent job. Now you won't have to rummage to find things----for a while anyway. LOL
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I am amazed! and envious!
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Good Work.....You will really enjoy starting projects since you can find things easily. The work is always worth it...
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looks great and I am sure you get a smile on your face every time you open that closet door now. I seriously need to put that on my "To Do" list also.
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Good Job. The only thing about using small tubs/boxes, is I always later seem to upgrade to larger ones. My covered boxes are much larger than yours.
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I think my would take more then two days. congarts on a job well done and someday maybe my will look that good.{NOT}
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