I took a picture of the wrap on the house for what I thought was going to be the last time, unfortunately the cap was not meant to be once again. Let's just say there were problems and there is now a plan in place to make it right. At first I was pretty upset because I thought for sure the roof would finally be done. Then I was grounded when soon after I found out a friend and co-worker passed away unexpectedly. Only in her 20's and full of life. She reminded me there is a time for everything. RIP Jaimie you will be missed and I know the Good Lord accepted you into the Kingdom.
After the roofers left I started putting up more siding to the top. Only have a few more pieces plus under the two windows and that will be it for cement board for Michael Troy. Here it is...
I had some good help today too. I love when Madeline stops by to visit! She's so awesome and was a spark of sunshine with all the bad news of the day...
Hey, Mike--
ReplyDeleteFound your blog today and read through from the start--it showed me that 1) I don't actually want to build my own house and 2) you must be living in the prettiest place ever. Those pictures of the trees and the animals are great--what a beautiful piece of land!
Thank you, I'm in the neighborhood I grew up in. Yes, the little house build is not for everyone. I'm guessing you may want to live in one considering you went through a 100 plus posts. Tumbleweed is a manufacturer now so you could get financing for one or you could find many little houses for sale here: http://tinyhouselistings.com/?utm_source=New+Properties&utm_campaign=be03642f7a-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN+%28New+Tiny+House+Listings%29&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_548c403727-be03642f7a-291469829
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