This is how Marshall looks on most Saturday mornings. Ready for the business.

Picked up a piece of pine for building the desk shelves/cat perch thing.

Olga hanging out. The towels are where the toilet formerly was.

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Ah! The bothroom is trying to take over the whole house!

A more revealing view of the new back porch.

our neighbors (the ones who started all this painting hoo-ha) chose brown and red. i secretly think ours is much much cooler.

Awesome! So great! Thanks Dad!

Look, a ceiling fan!

The guest bath after a bit of an accident in Fall 2006.

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And without my help!!

All of the fixtures that can be removed have been, including the vinyl stickers that were covering what is apparently a ceramic tile floor. Those tiles are pretty nasty. A mixture of dirt and some sort of adhesive did not improve there lovely blue/gray palette.

finished project...looks nice next to the new cement. maybe a little more sand is needed between the bricks.

FYI-- placing a towel underneath the leak does NOT constitute "fixing" it.

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Before

I can't tell you how many cats have slept inside the drawer cabinet this week.

I'll need to do some patching and paint touch ups on the house, hover over the photo to find the notes I've put there.

Finally got rid of the nasty cream one!

Livingroom improvement 5-31-09

Phew!!!! All the carpet pulled up on the stairs, waiting for initial vacuum. Still have to sand and vacuum again before Phase 1.

I tiled 'em!

Here I am ripping the padding up while Shawn stands around taking pictures! ;)

The attic bedroom. You walk through the unfinished, unheated attic to get to this bedroom which is complete with hardwood floors.

The stain really accentuates the grain, along with any blemishes or residual paint. I think it looks pretty good, though. I like the simple porcelain knobs.

I have no idea how I lifted this thing out by myself.

Love the ceramic tiles at Charles Tiles in Manayunk.

The start of replacing steps in the front sidewalk. Sledgehammers are fun.

This is the corner. That's a brown leather ottoman in the corner.

Say... That's starting to look like something!

Almost all done, with the grouting.

A leftover fat quarter and a roll of painters tape from my experiment with the cupboard doors.

OMG I'M DONE STRIPPING THE WALLS