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Re: Saying Goodbye to Norm Abram and his New Yankee Workshop

Norm, you're the best! Thanks for a long-running, very informative and distinctive show. I've been a fan since the early 80's when you were the carpenter on channel 2's "This Old House". I actually met you the Boston Home Show... TOH built a high energy efficient home in the middle of the show (Bob was a no-show). There's so much crap on TV and great programming like TOH and New Yankee Workshop help to level the bar (nice pun eh?). As a "do-it-youselfer", I can't tell you how many hours your "how-to" episodes have saved me between TOH and New Yankee Workshop. I am grateful to you for sharing your craft so openly. Please keep up your presence on the tube.