Here’s what we did between the dining room and kitchen.
Here’s a gander at the bar/separator from the kitchen view BEFORE demolition
And here it is again from the living room view BEFORE demolition
The AFTER view from the kitchen. Now it’s not there! See? No, you don’t see it.
And again from the living room AFTER demolition.
And now the kitchen/dining room looks like it got about 500 feet bigger!!!!!
We’re moving right along!
BW
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Odd jobs. It seems to by my way of life. Neither the wetland tours nor the fishing charters are providing full-time work, so as a freelancer, I’m always open to new assignments.
Those of a particular generation acquired their first and only knowledge of dolphins through Flipper, the mid-1960s TV series about a precocious dolphin and its relationship with an adolescent boy. In the series, Flipper exhibited high intelligence and an extraordinary understanding of human motives, behavior, and vocabulary. This trained dolphin’s abilities, we now know, reflected the…
It’s been slow going because of intermittent days of rain. But when the weather is good, these guys really get after it! Here’s where we left off last time, I think . . . Okay, we need another roof truss next . . There we go. The sky track is lifting the last truss up…
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Haha! You mean you aren’t an exhibitionist when you take a shower?? 😛
Nah!!! But evidently my LilSis is!!! See “Heather’s” comment about swinging the window open while showering!
This place looks fantastic!! You’re doing a great job on it.
Ten-hour days working in there getting ready for Deloutre Switch and The Miller. I can’t wait to do the posts on their visit down here and all the things we’re going to get done and the fun we’re going to have! Wish you were here (among others!!!)!
I would love to be a part of what you’re doing. I am there in spirit. Hope I help out some! 🙂
I think your spirit told me I had done enough today around 5:30, to knock off and go home and rest. Thanks. I needed that!
Awesome piece..