I've now moved into a second month with this onsite, and I'm thinking I might not be done with it for a bit longer.
But great progress is being made, my friends, and the house is looking fantastic.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Needs in a Pod
With the floor refinishing and the plaster restoration going on simultaneously, I was reminded that this great big old house is really only so big. Clearing out the entire upstairs for the floors to be sanded and refinished, except for the disaster I call my study, plus selected rooms in turn to undergo plaster restoration, necessitated a little extra storage:
I've now moved into a second month with this onsite, and I'm thinking I might not be done with it for a bit longer.
But great progress is being made, my friends, and the house is looking fantastic.
I've now moved into a second month with this onsite, and I'm thinking I might not be done with it for a bit longer.
But great progress is being made, my friends, and the house is looking fantastic.
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