Counter Tops
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chris_gerribSorry to be an "all counter top, all the time" blog, but a few more thoughts.
Thought The First: Ironically, considering my counter top odyssey at home, we're having issues with a teller counter at one of my locations at work.
Thought The Second: My new kitchen counter top appears larger than the old one. This is in part due to a relocation of outlets which allows my microwave to go in a corner, freeing up more usable space.
Thought The Third: My new kitchen counter top appears to be bigger because it is bigger - a foot longer and three inches wider.
Thought The Fourth: Although of a darker material then the previous counter top, the kitchen as a whole is much more brighter, thanks to new lighting.
Thought The First: Ironically, considering my counter top odyssey at home, we're having issues with a teller counter at one of my locations at work.
Thought The Second: My new kitchen counter top appears larger than the old one. This is in part due to a relocation of outlets which allows my microwave to go in a corner, freeing up more usable space.
Thought The Third: My new kitchen counter top appears to be bigger because it is bigger - a foot longer and three inches wider.
Thought The Fourth: Although of a darker material then the previous counter top, the kitchen as a whole is much more brighter, thanks to new lighting.
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Date: 2010-03-01 07:16 pm (UTC)