Saturday, November 1, 2014

I know it's been awhile since i posted here. But since we opened our restaurant i have been busy there. The house is holding up well and i hope tp finish some painting and trim soon. I will try to get here more often but if you want to see what else we have been up to. Look up Shemp's Cafe in Cairo W.V. on google, youtube or facebook, thanks !

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  1. Hey Curtis...nice pics...how did you fare with the building codes in WV? So damn hard to find info on people that have done it there...thanks

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  2. There are no codes where I live .

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