I know this doesn't look like much to you, but, to me it's a beautiful thing. New drywall in the bathroom. He (my new builder guy) thought we should put in a new window, but, I am so set on saving THAT old window, I have no idea why. But, he agreed to add some wood reinforcement on the sides and stuff some insulation in there so it won't leak air in the Winter. When this and the window are mudded and sanded, it will be painting time. This room looked like a scary hell before, if you remember and it got worse. He had to tear out the entire floor, which was over the deep part of the basement, and holy shit, it looked like something from a horror movie. Now, I have a nice new sub-floor and I need to choose flooring, but, I want to see if we can save the old kitchen floor first. I like it, it's very 50's. Oh, I also have a new ceiling in here and in my bedroom. Cool.
This shitty blog won't let me add any more pics, so I'm starting a new post.
5 comments:
I completely understand your excitement. It's going to look great :)
I love that work on the house is progressing. What I see there is a blank canvas, and who doesn't love that?
Christina
I don't know why but I LOVE that window. It would have made a very good case for itself to me as well.
Thanks, to all of you. You give me support in this ridic project. I tell you, sometimes it seems imposible and boy and am I broke. But, I think I'm gonna get it done! AND save all the old windows, even the broken ones. The damn windows in that place are so cute. Wait until we gut the back porch and I'll show you. That dang porch is so cute. Gonna be my laundry room and pantry.
This is awesome! I would have replaced the old window. But if he braced it and it won't be leaking cold air, then cool! Nice big bathroom! Good for you!
Rox
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