This is "belle" full of "Boxes-O-Floor" from Lumber Liquidators, my new favorite place to shop!Step one: Take up part of the old floor and crawl under the house to move the Dish TV cable so I could rearrange the furniture (a most necessary step I thought).Step two: Remove the old skanky carpet from the kitchen area that we put down originally to keep the cold wind from blowing up between the floor boards.Step three: With a drill and 15 pounds of screws, go all over the floor and screw the plywood down so it won't squeak any more. This step almost ruined Roy's back!Step four: Tape down a moisture barrier (is that really necessary in New Mexico?). I will say that walking on that is really slippery.Step five: Begin the actual installation of the floor! And now you get to see the finished project. It has made a BIG difference in our home!
This is the kitchen area of the room. And below is the dining area.Our wonderful wood stove that looks like a piece of sculpture, majestic in its simplicity. And our pantry.....how can anyone live without one of these?
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It looks like it has been there all along. How beautiful! I applaud Roy for a job well done. I know supervising is tough, too, so I applaud you as well.
Suze
Yup, Roy is my hero!
The Straw Mountain adventure continues...so many exciting pictures of the back of Roy's head. Do let him take a bow!
Just wondering too - when you make it back to a greener place, will you call it something else & rename studio? Straw Mountain won't fit so well.
I have pondered a name change...and I guess the right one will present itself when we get settled. I might be a little sad to lose Straw Mountain......
Keep blog - change name (easy), blogging it with fanfare and perhaps even gaudy lead in. Couldn't you keep "mountain" in name?
What will you be closest to, Poconos, Blue Ridge or other?
Pennsylvania mountain peaks & summits
And there's the Pennsylvania Endless Mountains Fiber Festival
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