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Welcome to my website dedicated to some great tv shows like the Masked Legendary Hero of Old California, Dr. Robert Atkins, Graham Kerr (Galloping Gourmet), Justin Wilson, the Carpenters, The Shaw Brothers, Spanish, Easy Listening music, Ghost, Trains and more!.

I will constantly be updating my blog to cover different and sometimes controversial topics. I hope you all enjoy reading and feel free to comment. Keep in mind that I will delete any comments that are obscene or derogatory.

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Now more people will likely see my blog, and more people will be interested in reading it every day! That’s right! There is a new blog post waiting for you to enjoy and comment on every day. Thanks to the support of my readers, I have been given a chance to become an official blogger. My blog has been given a new layout that I hope you all like.

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Latest blog posts

Here are my latest publications that are worth a read.

A kinder way to handle a home remodel as a couple

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A renovation tests money, taste and patience at once. Here is how couples can stay on the same side while the house is torn apart.

A kinder way to handle the add-on-or-move argument

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Outgrowing your house stirs up big feelings. Here’s a calmer way to weigh staying put against moving, without turning dinner into a debate.

What to do when the plumbing fails at the worst possible hour

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A burst pipe at midnight feels huge. A few calm habits and the right number saved ahead of time make the bad night much shorter.

What to do when you suspect your furnace is on its last winter

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Wondering if your aging furnace needs a repair or a replacement? Sort the urgent from the can-wait and make a calm plan.

How do I try something new without feeling foolish?

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Being a beginner as an adult can feel exposing. Here is how to make the first try smaller and let the nerves come along for the ride.

What to do when you want the remodel but dread the mess

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Dreading the dust and noise of a remodel is normal. Here’s how to sort what’s urgent, plan for the mess and keep the peace at home.

How do I plan a home EV charger without second-guessing everything?

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Nervous about setting up a car charger at home? Here’s how to sort the feelings from the facts and what a licensed electrician looks at.

How do I plan a yard I’ll actually use without feeling overwhelmed?

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Feeling stuck at the start of a yard project is normal. Here’s how to break it into small pieces you can actually finish.

What to do when you can’t decide between remodeling and moving

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Torn between fixing up the house and starting over somewhere new? Here’s how to sort the feelings from the facts and decide with a clearer head.

A kinder way to handle the weeks without your own bathroom

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Dreading the dust and the borrowed showers of a bathroom project? Here’s how to protect your routines and get through the in-between weeks.

Why You Need a Shipping Agent in China for Retro Finds

If you are buying retro items from China, you need a shipping agent in China because most sellers do not handle international shipping well. A local agent can talk to…

A Serious Loss Still Requires Proof: The Closing Point of Nevin Shetty’s Sufficiency Appeal

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