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Yes, I know this is simple to some but I have been searching for the right one of these for a long time. I love these, they are so simple and lovely. Well, except the way these one looks, lol, but for $.75 it had to come home with me! I can't wait to get my other projects done so I can fix up this one.
Oh and this is the greatest ever. I LOVE freecycle, don't you? Brinkman Smoker :)
OH! and here is a little sneak peak of what's been going on in my little house. I'm so excited to actually have the want to create things again. I have the pre-rough draft of how I want our living room to look. I always used to do this then we started moving once a year and I figured what's the point? But we decided (most likely) we will be living here for another year so I need to change up what we are living with. Over the next couple weeks I'll be showing you our living room transformation. No, it won't be as dramatic as some of you house dwellers as we live in an apartment and I can't paint or move walls but I think it'll be perfect.

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  1. Glad I found you! Looks like you got some good stuff. I found you on Southern Hospitality's Today's Thrifty Treasures party. I forgot all about freecyle! Thanks for the reminder!

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  2. We love our Brinkman smoker especially when doing a whole chicken or even homemade meat sticks.

    Can't wait to see what your doing with your livingroom. I am sure its going to look wonderful! :)

    *hugs*
    Debbie

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  3. nice finds -- awesome freecycle smoker!!! :)

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  4. Stephenie- Thanks for stopping by! hope to see you around often :)

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  5. Debbie- I'm definitely going to need some recipes and ideas I have NO IDEA how to use it! I'll email you :)

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