Jacob couldn't find his own safety glasses, so he borrowed Aidan's from his Lowe's dress up.
You would think that putting speakers in a pre-wired wall would be pretty simple; trace the template, cut the hole, pop the speaker in. It didn't really work out that way for us! After a couple days, and a lot of sawing, drilling,rigging, and several wall repairs(from blow outs,and sawing through to the bathroom), Jacob thinks that he got it to work. I did learn that it is not wise to ask questions during a project that is not going well; it will get you kicked out of the house. I also learned that Jacob is great at rigging things. Sometimes he knows what he is doing, but even if he doesn't, he will make it work.
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Jodi, I'm very proud of your grammar. You even used the semi-colon perfectly. Well done.
I am glad to see pictures of Jake in Aidan's safety goggles. Are those the ones from the kit I gave him in December?
I've rigged a few things with jacob at a few rental houses that are still working to this day... and some that definitely aren't! --D.L.
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