I haven't posted in a while only because I have been working in small bits of time, in the hour or so I have between when I get home and when I run out of daylight, and then have to get back to work and/or thesis stuff in the evening. This past weekend though I was I able to spend a solid day and a half on the house, with some help from Margaret and Pete. Now visible progress can actually be seen! Margaret and I realized that this is the first photo of her actually working. Just to make it clear, she is in reality unbelievable in the way she speeds through things. And... she makes sure that I don't spend too much time over thinking things. The window trim is on, and the window drip edges, if not all installed, are cut and ready to go. Everything is caulked and spray foam insulation is put in around the windows (that stuff is really weird, and kind of fun to play with, by the way). What is REALLY exciting, however, is the siding. I splurged and got 1/2 inch bevel...
Adventures in building and living in a tiny house. Learning to adapt, homestead and live as fully as we can.