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The location of the electric and gas meters in relation to the house.
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The new electricity meter. How many people have seen that reading on their meters?
The hatch from the master closet to the attic. Even that's pretty.
The blue concrete floor in the master bath along with the blue concrete caps on the half wall and curb. You can see the slate tile resting against the half wall there. Those pieces are a little more rust-colored than the rest of the batch—I hope.
The kitchen is SO getting there! The appliances are out of their boxes, the floor is in except for the edging, and the cabinets are in except for the doors and drawer fronts.
Progress has been made on the tile in the main bathroom... Over three sessions so far, I have completed the two end walls. Getting around the plumbing wasn't that bad. Now it's time to tackle the big back wall and window.
Foreman Ava is back! I think I've passed the preliminary inspection for the tilework and I think she approves of the wood choices for the interior trim. (Which, by the way, got its first coats of polyurethane this week and looks KILLER! It smells awful in the house, but it was raining outside and the garage is too dirty. Oh well, it'll air out soon enough.)
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The location of the electric and gas meters in relation to the house..jpg)
The new electricity meter. How many people have seen that reading on their meters?
The hatch from the master closet to the attic. Even that's pretty.
The blue concrete floor in the master bath along with the blue concrete caps on the half wall and curb. You can see the slate tile resting against the half wall there. Those pieces are a little more rust-colored than the rest of the batch—I hope.
The kitchen is SO getting there! The appliances are out of their boxes, the floor is in except for the edging, and the cabinets are in except for the doors and drawer fronts.
Progress has been made on the tile in the main bathroom... Over three sessions so far, I have completed the two end walls. Getting around the plumbing wasn't that bad. Now it's time to tackle the big back wall and window.
Foreman Ava is back! I think I've passed the preliminary inspection for the tilework and I think she approves of the wood choices for the interior trim. (Which, by the way, got its first coats of polyurethane this week and looks KILLER! It smells awful in the house, but it was raining outside and the garage is too dirty. Oh well, it'll air out soon enough.)
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This is very, very exciting!!! To see this sprout from those drawings is awesome! I'm so, so happy for all of you. xoxo Teresa
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