Kitchen II.

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Kitchen. Pam.

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Stair millword

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Hall bath

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Lockers

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Big.

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Fireplace

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Jake demonstrates the shower.

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No water.

Lockers.

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Stained cabinets.

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Nice.

Sara demonstrates a door.

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Shower.

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Tub.

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Tile is done, however they're making a little change on the backsplash.

Drwyall done & sprayed

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Welcome.

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Front door. In.

Peninsula.

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Life Florida, only smaller. And maple.

I was going to do this myself...

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...until the much older and wiser John G. convinced me not to.

I owe him.

Satisfying John G's need for updates.

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Cabinets in place.

C'est la cuisine

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Sind hier die Wände.

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Yo Quero Drywall.

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Here it is. I think this is after the second coat. I don't know. These guys work 16 hour days, it seems.

Stone Exterior.

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It's cold out here.

Dungeon.

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Finally, a shot of the basement. Note the expensive concrete. I'll be paying for that until the day I die.

Stairs are supposedly installed, so now I can stop worrying about breaking my neck as I descend the ladder the carpenters built.

Oil!

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No, not really. It's water. It took these guys only 3 hours to dig the well and get it capped off. It's 75 feet deep, 25 feet short of the 100 feet they estimated it at (and, unfortunately, I still have to pay for 100 feet).

The good news is that it's shallow, there's water, and we're now rid of the Waukesha radon-laced water. Mmmm...radioactive isotopes.

John G made me post this.

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He really did. He threatened violence if I didn't update any photos...so here you are. Shingles are on and siding is almost done. Rough mechanicals are done. The nice weather has made things a bit more tolerable on the job site.