Justin has the framers working on the fireplace and inset area above it where we will eventually have a flat screen of some sort. We are meeting him out at the house on Thursday (after we meet with Sherri at TJB) to go through a couple of questions he has for us. Sara also spent a bunch of time working on some issues with our front porch, including having a good conversation with my dad. They have a similar composite decking in both the front and back of their home as we will have, and had some good advice on how to have TJB install ours.
I spent a little bit of semi-frustrating time on the phone with Glenda from Condor. We're happy with the result and are excited about the stone that we're going to have, but getting there hasn't been without some irritation and confusion.
Sara and I met at the house after work. Not a lot has changed now on the outside as they have most of that part done in terms of the framing. To the trained eye (i.e. ours, as we've looked at this plan every day for months), you can see from the picture below from the outside that there is a significant difference from the pictures we took just yesterday. That difference is the window on the second floor which is in the small room which will contain our toilet. It was one of those windows we had in the plan but was missed in the framing. Good catch (again) Sara!
It is the inside pictures that are really starting to get exciting, starting with those you see below from our master bathroom. You can clearly see where the big tub will soon be. Less obvious but still kind of exciting (to me anyway) is you can see that they installed some of the hardware for where the pocket door in the room with the toilet will be (that's the room with the new window I was telling you about).
More and more coming up here we're going to be able to see these kinds of indoor changes that make the inside look more and more like a real house the way the outside has become over the last few weeks.
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