You know that film that forms on the inside of your windshield? Imagine cleaning a windshield that's twenty-five feet wide and twelve feet tall. That's what I did today. Five hours of cleaning the windows, inside and out. A good part of that was taking a razor blade to what looked like a decade of tape and sticker residue. It looks good though.
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The other half of the day was receiving seven new bookcases from
Newood. These commercial bookcases are eight feet tall and can interconnect with each other. Below is a photo of the single unit we built. We've got a three bookcase unit and a four bookcase unit we're building tomorrow.
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As I left this evening, the wiring guys were hard at work. Tomorrow morning I'm meeting them at the store to remove all the remaining
slatwall.
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