The sheetrock is looking great now. Another day or two and things should be sanded down and finished. Whoa - does that mean they might even start painting soon?
Simon had a great idea of using oak lumber from the old barn for the kitchen penninsula countertop. They grabbed the wood for that on Monday, which looks like it will take 2-3 months to dry out. That won't be ready in time for move-in. Oh well. It will mean a lot to incorporate some of the building material from the old barn into the house.
The excavators are out this week burying the gutter drain lines and doing a final site and yard grade. Landscaping should go in next week. Now before I hear anything about the lack of landscaping... it's an old farm house. You didn't spend time landscaping; you were growing food, cutting firewood, and doing your best to survive. I fully intend to use those excuses as a reason not to landscape much; all that takes maintenance. There are enough projects left out there that I don't need to immerse myself in flower beds each year. Landscaping will consist of some maple trees and seeding a new yard in.
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