Over the years, we had all of the windows in the house replaced. We did it in a couple of bites. The moldings and sill in the kitchen, never got built in after replacing the window.

It's complete now. This stuff is such fun with primitive stone tools ! Haha.

Stone-age tools? I saw that hammer in your hand...looks to me like it was cast in bronze

Another step towards completion....considering you have pretty much rebuilt the whole house you must be getting fairly close to calling the realtor?

Regards
Neil

Hi Neil,

Still crossing off the list. The Realtor is in the bag. No need to call.

You know how long it takes to do a day's plans. Remember ... "The very best of plans; never survive the first contact with the enemy".

House is looking good. We've had some downpours - didn't leak. Yay.

I appreciate your post. Tomorrow - well - later this morning ..... it's KITCHEN SUNDAY!!!!!



Gary

"KITCHEN SUNDAY!!!!!" Somehow this doesn't sound like you're about to cook...

That's right Jerry. So far - "Kitchen Sunday" has proven to be - over rated.

We did get much of the trim and walls done.

Also worked on more woodwork. Frosted some glass over a transom. Worked Shellacing the oak banding around the heavy tile counter tops.

Closer and closer.

Gary

Frosted some glass?? That doesn't sound like a typical household touch up....

Scott

Hi Scott,

We used the spray version.

With my blast cabinet and air compressor I could have done you some frosted and or carved glass. But - alas - I've been reduced to preparing and then spraying on the costing which frosts as it drys. Looks correct. Do a contact paper cut masking first, and you'd have a Po Boy panel!

Thanks,
Gary

Great picture, a smile and a cup o coffee.

Glad to see your're making steady progress. You'll soon be snowbirding down southwards, and with any luck at all you'll still be in the truck when you get the call from your realtor...SOLD, for list or better!

Here's crossing our fingers for you anyway!

Thank you Sean.

A wonderful well wish. A quick sale for a good price! Please, please, please.

It is looking very good. And we've done each project honorably. No putty over rot. So; I hope it's recognized. And someone with realistic expectations comes along - before we get back to Fla. would be great!

Gary