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August 24, 2009

Toronto Contractors are Fun

I met some funny, interesting and even sweaty contractors at the Toronto Habitat for Humanity BBQ.  We scarfed burgers, played with tools and toured the amazing building supplies at the Habitat ReStore.  I was just born lucky.  Thanks again to our sponsors - HomeStars.com (local ratings for when you need to find a great contractor), DeWALT (hot construction-grade power tools), Irwin Tools (slick, gorgeous hand tools), Duke Pubs (fresh burgers), Rickard's Red (icy beer).  You guys rock. 


Comments

Abi


Mag,
you're a very very outgoing chick..glad you had a great time,and thanks for posting!
take care
Abi

Andrew la Fleur

Web address for the Restore is actually www.TorontoRestores.com, not www.TorontoRestore.com

Mag

Oh gosh Andrew, thank you so much for catching that! We'll add a thing to correct it. Can't believe we missed that. Thanks again.

Mag

ugg boot sale

Meg. I went to Can. Tire to buy the screwdriver with all the bits in one handle you talked about it in the Sunday Sun. It is $19.95 in Can Tire. but I cannot remamber the name. Please help. I would also like to receive your e-mail. thanks Donna

plumbers

We had a plumbers convention not too long ago, wasn't half as fun. I'm coming to the next one!

Phil Thomas

I have never been to a plumbers convention. I have never even heard of one before.

Jensen Mott

I used to go to plumbers conventions all the time back when I worked in the industry. Ours were pretty boring most of the time, but every now and then we would do something fun.

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