It must have been a successful day. No injuries! No tools escaped, though David precious (and one of a kind) pry bar did go missing for some hrs. And, most of our projects for the day were completed! Neil seemed pleased, and so were we!
A short run-in with the neighborhood chickens reveled a new talent of Scott's. He corralled the chickens to the back yard, and return them to their pen, fearing that it has been our carlesness to let them escape; only to find out that indeed they were the neighbors chickens and not Justin's family's. No harm done, and the chickens came back around in the afternoon to check on our progress.
Tomorrow promises to be a much more challenging day as we tackle the plumbing hook up from the addition into the main drain. No problem, you say?... Did we mention the 3ft thick cinder block support structure for the fire place hearths that blocks the way? Not to mention the nearly 40ft of drain pipe (remember it needs to drop a minimum of 1/8in per foot). Then electrical feeds, water supply hookups, etc. A good way to spend what promises to be a rainy day in good company!
A short run-in with the neighborhood chickens reveled a new talent of Scott's. He corralled the chickens to the back yard, and return them to their pen, fearing that it has been our carlesness to let them escape; only to find out that indeed they were the neighbors chickens and not Justin's family's. No harm done, and the chickens came back around in the afternoon to check on our progress.
Tomorrow promises to be a much more challenging day as we tackle the plumbing hook up from the addition into the main drain. No problem, you say?... Did we mention the 3ft thick cinder block support structure for the fire place hearths that blocks the way? Not to mention the nearly 40ft of drain pipe (remember it needs to drop a minimum of 1/8in per foot). Then electrical feeds, water supply hookups, etc. A good way to spend what promises to be a rainy day in good company!
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