The drywall crew has arrived. They are a family-run business, father and children, with the last name of Mays. The brother/uncle of all these people was the Mays person who lived in Whispering Oaks and owned Samson. Some of them remember the house and Daddy and Mama. Small world! We start off with closet for BR#2. These closets are spacious and cozy. If Meg's baby crib was still at Hanshill, it would easily fit into one of these enlarged and improved closets!
Standing in the kitchen looking at the hallway to the half bath, and to the niche for the refrigerator. You can see the line of the staircase over top of the refrigerator opening. The coffee station has not yet been drywalled.
New configuration of the kitchen, with the door to the dining porch open.
Here's John Batman in the kitchen with vats of drywall compound ("mud").
This is the sunroom, my little office corner of it.
Sunroom windows. By the way, all the new windows have a protective coating of nearly-transparent film on them to protect them during construction. The coating will be removed later.
Sunroom looking toward the doors to BR#3 and the master bath. You can (barely) see where the formerly exterior wall boards are above the doors.
The laundry closet has been drywalled.
This shot is boring. I'm looking into the master bath from the hall door. I meant to show the top of the shower wall, but it's cut off.
Here's the master bath from the sunroom door. It's just cool to envision the place with the walls in place. I'm working on a second post but having trouble getting the pictures to upload.
The drywall crew has arrived. They are a family-run business, father and children, with the last name of Mays. The brother/uncle of all these people was the Mays person who lived in Whispering Oaks and owned Samson. Some of them remember the house and Daddy and Mama. Small world! We start off with closet for BR#2. These closets are spacious and cozy. If Meg's baby crib was still at Hanshill, it would easily fit into one of these enlarged and improved closets!
Standing in the kitchen looking at the hallway to the half bath, and to the niche for the refrigerator. You can see the line of the staircase over top of the refrigerator opening. The coffee station has not yet been drywalled.
New configuration of the kitchen, with the door to the dining porch open.
Here's John Batman in the kitchen with vats of drywall compound ("mud").
This is the sunroom, my little office corner of it.
Sunroom windows. By the way, all the new windows have a protective coating of nearly-transparent film on them to protect them during construction. The coating will be removed later.
Sunroom looking toward the doors to BR#3 and the master bath. You can (barely) see where the formerly exterior wall boards are above the doors.
The laundry closet has been drywalled.
This shot is boring. I'm looking into the master bath from the hall door. I meant to show the top of the shower wall, but it's cut off.
Here's the master bath from the sunroom door. It's just cool to envision the place with the walls in place. I'm working on a second post but having trouble getting the pictures to upload.
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