Standing in the living room, looking into the kitchen. All the new 2x4s are braces for the new support beam so we can take out the older 2x4s in the middle of the photo. If all goes well, this will all be open area when we are done. If all goes poorly, we'll be looking for a new house (and selling some pretty sweet cabinets on Craig's List).
Standing in the old dining room (soon to be the den) looking into the kitchen (more of the bracing for the new support beam)...
Looking into the living room from the kitchen/dining area...
This is the second dumpster full. I'm going to miss that old banister. And the ceiling. A moment of silence, please...
Which brings me to the point of the last couple of posts. As you can see, we have no kitchen. And that means we're getting hungry. Anyone with an extra pot roast, some potatoes (I'm particularly fond of the sweet variety, baked), and perhaps a pan of brownies or Golden Graham s'mores, well, I know a very needy family right about now...
2 comments:
Man, I'm jealous. I'd take the hunger as long as we got a functioning kitchen out of it in the end. If you're serious about the food need, give us a call ... as long as you're willing to deal with my cooking, I'd be happy to help out!
Links to insulation rebate applications are as follows: From Questar Gas: http://www.thermwise.com/home/Weatherization_Application_08.pdf and from Rocky Mountain Power: http://www.homeenergysavings.net/utah/docs/RMTUT_ins2008.pdf
Good luck with the project and let me know if you have any more questions.
Troy
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