As I was unhooking the sink Dan ran out to get some ice for the cooler. It only took me about 15 minutes to take out the plumbing. When he came back I told him the sink was now out of commission. Five minutes later I heard water gushing in the kitchen. Dan had dumped all the water from the cooler into the sink. Habit is hard to break. While it wasn't funny at the time, it's pretty funny now. After he cleaned up the water. . . he dumped the old tonic water down the sink too. Oh my.
9:30am: lifting out the sink (to make sure Dan couldn't pour water in there anymore)
12:00pm: Matt and Dan looking over the empty kitchen after everything was removed.
2 comments:
We did this is my house and it's so exhausting! Every part of it, it just drains you and you want to sit on the couch and not budge. Kudos to you for waking up early to get the job done even when you stayed out late the night before. But I bet you REALLY want that new kitchen!
Newburgh,
I admit, I took a lot of breaks. But, I also really enjoyed taking it apart. It's like a puzzle. I think if I could do kitchen demo part-time. . . I would. That's sad, right?
And yes, I REALLY want the new kitchen!
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