Backtracking a Bit for Shed Bits
Backtracking: lights, plumbing and the finishing touches around the shed.
Backtracking: lights, plumbing and the finishing touches around the shed.
Why we abhor We Love Paving: they skipped part of the driveway and all of the easement and courtyard.
Agent Smith and Bambi take down the previous owners’ weird, overbuilt outdoor closet.
Dinosaur outlet covers for the guest room. Did I go too far?
Two people who grew up in our house came back to visit with their families.
Hearing back from the family who grew up here, and the history and progress report I wrote up for their visit.
House history through the obituaries of the family who built it and the architects who designed it.
Visitors before and after the pandemic lockdown, and the projects they helped with.
A month in Ohio organizing my parents’ basement, and the family pieces I brought back.
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We finally made the burned-out VW across the road disappear, into a dumpster.
A leak in the main line to the house, and a long garden hose to the rescue.
Getting rid of a weird, still-live water pipe in the water heater closet.
Putting the studio couches on casters, for easy rearranging and VR.
An old IKEA table gets stained and stenciled with leaves to match the boys’ trees.
The boys keep eating things they shouldn’t, like garden shoes and a UPS power cord.
How I write these posts, and why I’m still over a year behind.
Aerial prints and Agent Smith’s retired RC planes fill the studio’s blank walls.
A storm took out the rotting privacy fence by the studio, so it’s replaced with a better one.
We don’t use the fireplace for fires, so I filled it with plants.
Overgrazing is bad: what years of horses did to the land, as seen in Google Earth.
