A post from the days when locker baskets were in high supply and low enough demand that we were only asking $5 a pop. If only we could get our hands on these now!
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A list of our spring activities, resurrected from 2010. Which of these would you like to see return this year?
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We wrap up 2009 with an overview of our environmental impact and total contribution to Habitat for Humanity.
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This post from 2009 suggests gifting your loved ones a beautiful salvaged fir flooring frame, made in house at Second Use. A timeless suggestion!
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This holiday how to dates back to 2009 and our original blog. Designer Kate Joyce suggests using crystals for icicles and doorknobs for wreath decor. The links to live inventory no longer work, but the advice is timeless.
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This throwback blog post features a note from the mother of a very creatively clad high schooler. His Halloween costume included a “trick-or-treat door” that he lugged from class to class and used to distribute candy.
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A blast from the past when we had just removed 600 theater seats. This week we spent a few days removing theater seats from Chief Sealth High School in West Seattle. Although overwhelming to look at before we started, once we tore into them they came out relatively fast and easy.
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The team found an old Seattle PI newspaper in 2009. Extra! Extra! Read all about it.
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A sad, but funny cry for help with the blog from 2009. Blog….guess most blogs mean people keep up with them. We’re still trying to figure that out. Do we make a post for every mundane vanity and vinyl window pick up? Do we talk about how routine the last strip out was with the 6 doors, 2 vanities, and small oak kitchen cabinet set? Do we post about pending projects…only to jinx them? Maybe after lugging 8′ vanities with slate countertops down two flights of stairs we’re too tired to write about it.
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