Although I failed to take a “before” picture, I am sure anyone interested enough to view this page can clearly picture it.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Tuesday was demolition day. A new double-paned skylight went in to keep things cozy when the cold winds blow, but we were down to the studs with a hole where the window used to be.
Today the plumbers were here. Mimi, the cat, inspects their work.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
The new window is in. It is smaller and higher so that you can’t fall into it or out of it while you are in the shower.
Friday, March 28, 2008
The blue board is in. (Actually it is purple.) You might think we would want to keep this color–but no.
You may wonder how we are managing while our only bathroom is in transition. We actually now have two (well, really three) options.
Option Two – dubbed “the palace”
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
One of the carpenters installed the half wall that includes a built in magazine rack and toilet paper holder. No joke.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
The tilers came and put up the chicken wire base for the tile. This shows the work of the day.
What a difference a day makes
By the time I got home on Friday, the place was starting to take shape. Mimi and I inspected it. Guess I need to get the cabinets painted this weekend before they tile the counter top next week.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Yesterday was D-day (Done! Well, not quite) The shower went in and was measured for doors, the toilet was hooked up—
–and the built-in magazine rack was installed and inspected by you-know-who. You may see evidence that someone has taken a shower. The blue tape on the walls indicate the location of grab bars and the shower curtain will be replaced with a glass wall and door.
Today I fininshed painting the walls and the cabinet interior.
The palace, still here, has been abandoned. The lawn decor has vanished.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
I finally finished painting the cabinet doors and–even bigger deal–got the new hinges adjusted so the doors close almost properly, a task I have managed to put off for a while. Here it is all dressed up to have its picture taken. There may eventually be an update if I ever get around to weaving the new rug I am planning for it and buying Gordon the new black washcloth he wants.