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January 6, 2006

Ah, modern and stylish. And only $1 each, sweet!

Yay! Wall paint, trim, and ceiling...done.

It's new garage door day!

(door and installation ordered at Lowes; excellent service and work done by local company Fitz & Sons Garage Doors fitzandsonsgaragedoors.com/)

Three more picture frames ready for painting.

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Mmm... pinecony.

It shuts really nicely, thank Shazbot. We'll probably end up painting the door; it definitely needs some sort of finishing for protection at the very least. There's maybe a tiny bit more gap than necessary, but it still shuts snugly and with this wonky old building I'd rather leave a little bit of extra clearance.

This is the view looking toward the front door. Sorry for the shadows, my camera only wants to flash when I don't want it to flash, and vice versa.

A photo of the dormer in the super cool attic. We're thinking about adding another, matching dormer on the other side and/or making this one a bit taller, as it's only about 4.5 feet tall.

This counter install wasn't supposed to take more than 3 hours. It took 4 visits over two weeks. There was a time I was nervous I would never have plumbing in my kitchen before 2015 ended. The story of why it took 7 weeks to get #HomeDepot counters installed is at udandi.com

The wires mess is now shifted to behind the desk back pane.

Making some more picture frames. 9x6' will yield 3 2'x4' frames.

Before

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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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.