Weekend Project Made Easy

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Although my mom still works full time in the corporate world my dad has retired. Every year for Christmas my sisters and I usually get my dad a Home Depot gift card or something within the same category. He is one of the hardest men to buy for that I know. He usually buys whatever he wants but he always has new projects going on so Home Depot has always been a safe bet.

My mom has requested now that he is retired that he finishes up some home projects that she wants done to their house. He has started one of them which is enclosing their back patio but he hasn’t completed it yet. He always has lots of ideas and can’t ever decide which he wants to go with. Inside their house their living room is a step down from the kitchen and is very large. My mom has always wanted him to cut the living room in half and make a larger dining room by leveling the floor to go smooth with the kitchen, adding a island in the old dining area and placing tile down replacing the carpet. It is a very large project and would take several steps to complete.

I was recently introduced to the software Weekend Project by Punch! This will make the perfect gift for my father. He has started using the computer at home more often now and I believe this software would be easy enough for him to use. Plus it’s the perfect gift for a person who has most everything yet enjoys working new projects. He could start working towards the things my mom wants done without jumping in head first. This software will allow him to actually plan it out and show my mom several different layouts to approve before moving forward. He can actually change the color tile, the layout of where the island would go and show as many setups as he wants while playing with all his ideas before they become permanent. Plus while he is using the software he will be given great tips from TV personality Kristian Cunningham.

I am including a video in this post that shows a little more about the software I plan to purchase my father for Christmas. It looks like a lot of fun and I think I’d even enjoy using it!