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Creepy presents. Shed. Written by known of consequence and narrated by Nate DuFort.

When we first moved into the house, there seemed to be so much space.

It was a two-story with five bedrooms, three-fold baths, a spacious den and large dining room.

Of course, this was back when we only had one kid.

Now, we're up to four four with one more on the way. In the early days, which was only five years ago, the garage was my workspace for

minor improvement projects. As our family grows, we find that the store-bought furniture doesn't last nearly as long

as we need it to.

So I started learning how to build things.

Nothing fancy, just some nightstands, end tables, dressers, and freestanding cabinets.

My first attempts weren't much better than the crap we'd get

from the stores, but that's what the Internet's for. After watching a ton of videos and lots of trial

and errors, I finally started making stuff that could withstand the kids. Eventually, when my skills became good enough, I even made bunk beds for the twins.

Penny likes to say that if an earthquake ever hit bad enough that the house fell apart,

the bunk beds would still be standing.

Working in the garage started to become a bit of a safe haven for me. If I was out

there working on some kind of wood project, the kids knew not to come out and disturb me. I will

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