During his shelter at home time, Steve Kennedy has been catching up on the "I’ll get to it when I have time list" and various chores around the house. He fixed cabinet doors that haven’t completely shut in 12 years, and he welded a chair leg back on.
Captions by Steve's wife, Julia
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He fixed the flickering light fixture from his grandmother’s house that hangs in the dining room.
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We also had a ping pong paddle and ball set, a Christmas gift from their grandmother.
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Helping the kids, Steve engineered a net on the dining room table with stuff from around the house — tulle (netting) from a wedding shower, clamps, fishing line and duct tape. Tennis balls were added for safety.
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My office chair kept going all the way to the lowest height setting. I’m short and like it completely up. Steve finally fixed it, permanently up.
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I read on a community Facebook page that the neighborhoods were putting bears in windows for the kids “Going on a Bear Hunt.” The idea is kids going on walks would “hunt” for bears in windows. Because it’s Auburn, I used a tiger. Steve built this swing for my Aubie to sit in the window.
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He finally pulled the cover off his boat and cleaned it. It’s been parked since the Bassmaster Elite at the St Johns River.
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He has time to break down, clean and oil his reels. He puts the gears and bearings in ultrasonic jewelry cleaner — which he bought for me — for vibrating the grime out.
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He picked up some new fiberglass rods at the 2020 Bassmaster Classic that he has had time to rig.
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Sophia saw how people had simulated the rollercoasters at Disney while home, so we did it too. Here is Steve on Mount Everest in Animal Kingdom in our den.
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