On wednesday (I think wed - maybe it was tuesday - they all run together these days) they tar papered the roof. I haven't ventured out far enough to take pictures of this until today. I like the big blue tarp also - I had some water in my bedroom after one of the snows - they don't want that to happen again.

Windows and framing inside walls

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Lisa Call > Let there be light. Woohoo - cutting holes for the windows first thing friday morning.

Lisa Call > Look at this the holes are on the outside also.

And well - that was the extent of photos on friday. Not the extent of work, or at least I hope not cause this was at 9am.

Lisa Call > Saturday morning and windows arrive.

Lisa Call > Putting the windows in up in the studio. I fail to understand the appeal of a job that requires ladders.

Lisa Call > Eric is putting the tyvek on around the windows. Like putting a great big priority mail envelope on the house.

Lisa Call > I like the metal strips connecting the top of the house to the bottom. Is this to prevent a wizard of oz house flying incident? The red flags are no longer on the truss so maybe the house plans on staying where it is for now.

Lisa Call > Window - tree in window. Such excitement.

Lisa Call > On wednesday (I think wed - maybe it was tuesday - they all run together these days) they tar papered the roof. I haven't ventured out far enough to take pictures of this until today. I like the big blue tarp also - I had some water in my bedroom after one of the snows - they don't want that to happen again.

On wednesday (I think wed - maybe it was tuesday - they all run together these days) they tar papered the roof. I haven't ventured out far enough to take pictures of this until today. I like the big blue tarp also - I had some water in my bedroom after one of the snows - they don't want that to happen again.