It only took about two seconds to make that hole. 8 amps of power, word.
Look at the little one vs. the new drill. BIG difference.
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- - June 6, 2008
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LOVE that you are wearing a cute dress in this picture!
The drills with the dress is so perfect.
I love that you do your home improvement projects with a dress on! If only we were neighbors … then we could’ve taken a tea break after you finished your project and I finished gardening in my skirt and sandals. :)
i love that you did not exchange for the drill, you kept the screwdriver and bought the new drill. awesome. :)
Ileana, I wish we were neighbors!
I don’t know what’s more awesome – the fact that you now have the tool you needed, or the fact that you apparently do carpentry work in an adorable dress! ^_^
I love the drill with the dress…perfect!
You are great! maybe I’m fashinated by the fact that you are able to use a drill! But you are fantastic. I’d like to be so creating like you!
I’m following your home improvment with interest!
Silvia
Ha! You look so hardcore!
a funny mom friend once threatened her son, when he was not listening to her, that she was going for the drill. just teasing. watch-out people, nicole is holding the drill!
hey, do you fancy giving us a rundown on what you know about tools? All I know about drills is that you can get cordless ones now…
What should a gal look for in her drill? I have purchased a 3mt long ladder, coz I live on my own and wanted to be able to change my own smoke alarm batteries, without having to pay a handyman (coz they usually are men)to do it for me. Yeah, so now I have to buy a longer garden shed so I can fit the big mama ladder in it!
Back to topic… what do you think? An occasional series – what tool and what it was used to do?
Make My Day…please! and thank you!
Jenny, that’s a good idea! Maybe I’ll do a rundown of the tools I use most often, and what kinds of projects they can be used for. :)
You have become my Wife’s Hero – Thought I’d have a look at your Blog knowing my 1/2 has pretty good taste. Very interesting Blog indeed.
Hi!
The dress & the drill… WoW! love it!