Drywall delivery and siding (which is a forever long task)
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Lisa Call > 7:30 in the morning the drywall arrived. Cool.
Lisa Call > Lots of drywall.
Lisa Call > Lots of guys whining about having to carry it to the back of the house.
Lisa Call > Guys put their cigarette out on the studio framing when I asked them not to smoke in my house. Classy. Theses guys are the only rude people I've run into during this project. Everyone else has been great.
Lisa Call > Kinda like a waiter delivering food on a platter. From here they have to carry it into the house 1 sheet at time. They seem to think this is too much work.
Lisa Call > But eventually it ends up in the house (after long breaks every 15 minutes - these guys might want to consider stopping smoking - they'd have more energy.) Drywall in the studio - 12 ft long pieces cause the walls are nice and tall.
Lisa Call > The rest of the drywall in the studio. Probably should have used a flash.
Lisa Call > Drywall in the bedroom.
Lisa Call > Drywall in the garage.
7:30 in the morning the drywall arrived. Cool.
> 7:30 in the morning the drywall arrived. Cool.
7:30 in the morning the drywall arrived. Cool.
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