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Pictures of Progress

Well, again, I'm not a great photographer, but here is a photo update of the progress that was made. Just last night, the finishers came out and started going to town upstairs. They are fast, and good at what they do. This makes me happy, because it's a step toward work I can be doing. Granted, there is still plenty going on in our house, but at least we're making big strides forward at this point. I just really hope that we continue to move forward, with no more setbacks.

By the way, if you're at all interested in donating to the help Kim & Jason finance this place...you can call about donation options. Many are available! :) HA I never realized how much it cost to do some of this work (and we're getting it cheap, because Jason has some amazing friends & coworkers!!) Okay...now the serious part, the pictures...

This is some of the drywall hung, but not yet finished. Really, its not a great picture...but it's progress!


This shows more of the dining room, all finished out in drywall...and Jason working so hard!!


Finishing the drywall...not sure who's belly that is...but I might have an idea...


This is Jason putting down more pieces of the floor in the laundry/bathroom. It's finally coming back together.


This is my favorite picture of the evening: Let me replay a typical Trevor & Jason conversation...
"Jas, bud, where do you want....*insert something technical here...*"
"Well, I don't know...I mean, whatever bud, you're the electrician..."
"Yeah, but bud, it's your house..."
"I know that, but I don't have a clue what's best...I mean, (insert long pause...) whatever..."
It's always bud this, bud that....it's pretty cute. Even funnier...they are both hard of hearing below the age of 30...so when one yells something to the other, the other says..."HUH?" and then they proceed to yell again, what they just yelled. It's hilarious (probably more so if you witness the exchange...) Anyway...here's Trevor asking for some decisions....


The end, happy weekend. And as always...stop out, we're around! :)

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