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Now that 2012 is here, Kecia and I have a lot of goals we want to accomplish. We don’t really want to look at them as resolutions, but as things that we have been wanting to do for a while…now is the time to make them happen. We want to do a lot of redecorating and improvements on the house. Hopefully we can get some of these accomplished without having to borrow money, such as title loans charlotte, as I really like the idea of being able to afford what we want to buy the first time around. We have a list, so we will just tackle what we can as the finances become available.

I think 2012 is going to be the year of repairs around here. So far, we have already had to send off the Wii to get it fixed, and I had to install a new hood release into my wife’s Civic. Over the weekend, I had to tackle a new repair: a leaky faucet.

The faucet in our bathtub has been dripping water, and the problem has gotten to the point where it’s almost a steady stream. I decided to take it apart in hopes I could stop the leak. I had to run to the hardware store once I had it taken apart, as my wife doesn’t know the difference between an ip 119 and any other small part sold for repair.

In the end, the man at the store gave me the wrong size of the part I needed…so the drip is still present. Hopefully I can make it back to the store this week so that the leak can be fixed.

Guest post from: Winston Stewart

I heard about www.expertsatellite.com from a colleague of mine and she was right – I was really missing out. I think she got tired of trying to tell me about the Real Housewives and me having no idea what she was talking about but at the end of the day I really like all the shows I get on BRAVO. I used to think cable was a waste of money but TV has sure come a long way since back then. There’s something to be said for not having to watch the nightly news or Jeopardy – as it turns out my taste is totally trashy reality stuff! I love being able to get home at night from my stressful job and just take a load off…there’s something to be said for not having to worry about whether or not I’m going out or going to a bar – getting a dog changed all that. Now all I have to say is “oh, I have to go home and let the dog out!” and people listen!