Awesome story have a sleeper in living room

I take pride in fixing things, but so far the size of my dish rags haven't bothered me. I have cut down some of my kitchen sponges though. I've got a few plumbing issues on my honey do list - unfortunately I'm my own honey - and a bit of a procrastinator. So, I look forward to feeling really good about replacing my disposal and ice maker one of these days!

You are inspirational.

There, done, I've affixed a prefix to fix.

Everything except PLUMBING...I am TERRIBLE at plumbing. As a result of being terrible at it...I HATE PLUMBING and avoid it like the Plague. I can fix pretty much anything else if I have the proper tools...unless I can McGyver it...that works also...Building things from scratch or improving a design has always been a passion(working R&D was that one job I "looked forward to going to" ). If I can gather the resources I am going to try my hand at building a small sailboat...thank you "Tally Ho" and "Salt and Tar"...found this end table on the side of the road and stripped it, painted it and did this 3D design on it...

Yep. Fixing to go to bed.

Yes, yes, yes!!!

First of all, well done you!

I love being able to fix stuff for myself.
It gives me a tremendous feeling of accomplishment.
This week, fixed the right door on a cabinet I was gifted.
The holes for the hinges had become too warn down. So I rooted through my toolbox until I found 6 screws of the same thread size, which were a good bit longer. The hardest part was getting my glasses perched just right to see through the bottom (where the bifocal part is), holding the magnifying glass in one hand, the screwdriver in the other, and balancing the door on my leg to line up the hinges just right.

A couple of weeks ago, I installed a new showerhead. That was easy compared to the hinges.

Definitely feeling of satisfaction….but best to know your limitations.

For me a couch has to be big enough to sleep on. Every once in a while one gets sick and does not want to keep the other awake. Also, I make things for a living, furniture, homes and everything that goes into them. It is fun and interesting. And one has to know how to fix their messups. I have one waiting for me at work, Monday morning.

My girlfriend and I are moving into a new house two weeks from now. We had the keys two weeks ago and we took two weeks of vacation to work on the house. Removing some old ugly wallpaper, fixing and improving stuff, painting, cleaning up. Fortunately we had plenty of help.

Yes! It does. However there's always procrastination and anxiety before beginning the project

Nice job with the washcloths.

Does fixing things make me feel good? Usually. Occasionally self imposed projects such as mending dress shirts and pants and re-purposing them for every-day is, sitting behind a sewing machine, a nice distraction but does not make me feel "good" as the end product is less then the value of the time invested. Fixing appliances, automotive, furniture and electronics is usually rewarding.

Ingenious

I grew up in Africa, where everybody fixed things - new ones were hard to obtain.

Yes, it makes me feel great when I fix something and it stays fixed.

by the time they're done with their super sized meals, they need the bigger couch! I make and fix everything myself for the most part. Or at least know how to.