The guys began the installation of the tongue and groove cedar siding in the back of the house, and I must say, 'A blind squirrel finds an acorn every once in a while.' All the work and negotiations on the color of stain; all the work by Kurt and Ann to put it on the wood; all the design work that Charlie did, and all the work to install it has certainly paid off and made to look as though things are really coming together.
When the stone is installed it should complete the package.
In the interior, the insulation is done and it appears as though the guys cleaned up very well after me and the students.
We underestimated the sound-proofing of this material. One of the installers mentioned that a lot of houses use the insulation on the interior walls for sound proofing. WARNING TO HOUSE GUESTS: We didn't.
Meanwhile, back in the back, Dennis (l) and Jay (r) keep plugging along.
Meanwhile, back in the back, Dennis (l) and Jay (r) keep plugging along.
The siding and rock compliment each other like Farve and the Vikings offense do ...sensational.
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