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| A friend of mine recently visited the blog and said, "It just looks like a lot of boards." He's right. Every nuance becomes unmistakable for owners during a renovation project, and our perspective isn't entirely translatable. I am excited, however, that the walls have received a coat of sheet rock mud. |
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| Transition Room |
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| Laundry Room/Pantry |
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| The first time that I saw Tracy look out of that window, I knew that we would buy this house together. |
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| The attic is now ready for a layer of flooring. We've lost a little headroom up there because of the insulation requirements, but the area has been cleared to maximize our available storage space. |
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| Kitchen |
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| Laundry Room |
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| Pantry |
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| Basement Stairwell |
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| Den |
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| Living Room |
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| Main Hallway |
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| Steve Smalto with Tracy |
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| My Dad requested a window close-up shot and, as his birthday begins in only a couple of hours, I am more than happy to oblige. Check these things out, Dad! Almost every window is equipped with two weights, and they glide smoothly...old school and classy, just like you. I love you. Happy Birthday on August 19th. |
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| Office |
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| Kitchen |
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| Basement |
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| Here's a good shot of the pantry. Note the laundry room to the left and behind the pantry, as well as the new attic access in the ceiling. |
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| Here's the new wall between the office and the guest bedroom. |
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| Well, we're dry (at least for now). Hopefully the good start today will last through tonight's rainfall. |
