http://www.ournewoldhouse.com/channeling-the-craftsmen-of-the-past/ 1918 Bungalow Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:58:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.ournewoldhouse.com/channeling-the-craftsmen-of-the-past/#comment-399 gimbler Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:05:44 +0000 http://www.ournewoldhouse.com/channeling-the-craftsmen-of-the-past/#comment-399 What a nice post. Thank you for putting that feeling into words. Sometimes when my husband and I are laying in bed and he's watching TV I find myself instead of watching with him just studying and apreciating the craftsmanship that went into the perfectly aligned mitered corners of the closet door trim. I marvel at the skill and care taken to make them "just right". What a nice post. Thank you for putting that feeling into words. Sometimes when my husband and I are laying in bed and he’s watching TV I find myself instead of watching with him just studying and apreciating the craftsmanship that went into the perfectly aligned mitered corners of the closet door trim. I marvel at the skill and care taken to make them “just right”.

]]> http://www.ournewoldhouse.com/channeling-the-craftsmen-of-the-past/#comment-397 Jenni@ThirteenEleven Sat, 23 Feb 2008 14:12:53 +0000 http://www.ournewoldhouse.com/channeling-the-craftsmen-of-the-past/#comment-397 Great post. The old houses do have a way of communication, that new houses don't. Every time I go inside a newer house, you think that's nice everything is done, but it ends there. When you walk in an old house, the feelings and thoughts are so much more. Great post. The old houses do have a way of communication, that new houses don’t. Every time I go inside a newer house, you think that’s nice everything is done, but it ends there. When you walk in an old house, the feelings and thoughts are so much more.

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