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Gottesacker said:
I just saw this thread existed! I've mentioned it before in other threads, but I'm a carpenter and owner of a general contracting business. My purchase of a Terra is as much shallow (for me) as it would be practical (for business). www.hhrenovationstx.com if anyone cares to just take a look. :)
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Wow - That's a beautiful ceiling in the main photo!!!
 
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Wow - That's a beautiful ceiling in the main photo!!!
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Okay I just have to say this, done hate me. That pattern reminds me of Fruit Stripe gum from when I was a kid.

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For work, I pry deep into customers' minds and pull out ideas, feelings and thoughts they're unable to verbalize. Afterwards, they're often left in need of relationship counseling, which I can also help with, though I'm not certified. In layman's terms, I do custom home design. :ROFLMAO:
 
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For work, I pry deep into customers' minds and pull out ideas, feelings and thoughts they're unable to verbalize. Afterwards, they're often left in need of relationship counseling, which I can also help with, though I'm not certified. In layman's terms, I do custom home design. :ROFLMAO:
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They definitely need relationship counseling after trying to design/build a home, lol.
 
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I was so proud of that one! Obviously, since it's the head-line photo. :D That one was pine ceiling with cedar accents and we didn't stain, we just sealed it. I designed it on Sketchup first, then we built!
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Some day we will cross paths at an event and will need to talk shop. I’d love to compare costs in TX vs PA. It’s probably mind blowing
 
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speedrye said:
For work, I pry deep into customers' minds and pull out ideas, feelings and thoughts they're unable to verbalize. Afterwards, they're often left in need of relationship counseling, which I can also help with, though I'm not certified. In layman's terms, I do custom home design. :ROFLMAO:
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I’ve said for years I should have taken Psychology classes as apart go architecture school. Some day when everyone’s up for adventure we’ll have to start a look what I designed or built thread just to drop pics in. Maybe someone will hire us. Since our southern office is Charlotte I’m really hoping the SM exec team connects and requests I fly down to custom design their homes. Would be so fulfilling to creat a home for them and their Scouts 😀
 
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For work, I pry deep into customers' minds and pull out ideas, feelings and thoughts they're unable to verbalize. Afterwards, they're often left in need of relationship counseling, which I can also help with, though I'm not certified. In layman's terms, I do custom home design. :ROFLMAO:
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Even more than prying on new home is my joy of surveying existing homes. The stuff people leave out in the open in their homes just never ceases to amaze me. And I have a doozy of a photo collection. Like fishing and telling stories on here-if you don’t have pics it didn’t happen 😀
 
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Long term disability claims specialist to fund my various projects (off grid cabin, cedar strip canoe, mahogany runabout, etc). In a former life I taught math and coached swimming. I would love to figure out how turn my projects into my income, but haven’t quite solved that equation yet.
 
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That is an impressive portfolio. Puts my chicken coop to shame.... Although I never claimed to be handy ha.
Gottesacker said:
I just saw this thread existed! I've mentioned it before in other threads, but I'm a carpenter and owner of a general contracting business. My purchase of a Terra is as much shallow (for me) as it would be practical (for business). www.hhrenovationstx.com if anyone cares to just take a look. :)
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