This weekend I am continuing the demolition of the master bathroom. I finished ripping out the sheet rock from the closet. I finished up day two by clearing out the shower door and the tile on the shower entry. I was not surprised to find the first signs of dry rot on the wood near the floor. Pictures and video of the work are below.
Exposed wall in master bathroom closet. These electrical circuits are in the powder room. I will make them hot by connecting them to the new fuse I installed.
Exposed wall in master bathroom closet. These electrical circuits are in the powder room.
Exposed wall in master bathroom closet. This is the cotton insulation over the shower that is coming out..
Massive header in the closet door. Not supporting anything but the doorway. No roof support is on this wall. Not sure why this header is here. Maybe it was scrap and the carpenter decided to use it.
Shower rubber linker in the closet wall.
Closet door wood work removed.
Closet wall with insulation that backs to the living room.
Crown molding above shower.
Rubber liner and dry rot at the bottom of the shower
Rubber liner and dry rot at the bottom of the shower
Master bathroom walls starting to show more framing.
Rubber liner and dry rot at the bottom of the shower
I finished a number of lighting projects this weekend at the homestead. These projects have been hanging around for a long time. +Sylvia Wormley wanted a ceiling fan over the kitchen table. She also wanted the chandelier moved from above the kitchen table into the entryway. When we bought the home there were some old T12 florescent bulb lights present. I replaced them with some cheap odd sized florescent bulbs soon after we moved in. The replacement lighting did not last long so version one of the under counter lighting was replaced with version two lighting, LED lights. Old school switch plate covers. I am also going to replace all of the old lighting switches from the old school plates and flippers. When I painted the walls I painted the cover plates as a temporary measure for dealing with the faded bone colored fixtures. New school switch plate covers The new covers will include the modern square switches with the flat rocker flipp...
I wanted to have walked 600 miles by the end of April. I fell short by 4 miles. so far this year I have walked 602 miles. Progress Summary Report for wormlelo Count: 134 Activities Distance: 602.63 mi Time: 156:31:07 h:m:s Elevation Gain: 7,554 ft Avg Speed: 3.8 mph Calories: 68,181 C Today as I walked listening to my Steely Dan radio station on Pandora I heard a song by the Eagles, Take It Easy. When I was young I used to this phrase as my mantra, "Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy". Lately I have had to start using it again so that I can ease up on a few of my self made goals for my exercising activities. It is OK to have golas, but you do not have to be obsessive about meeting them all of the time. Hence the phrase "Take It Easy".
[caption id="attachment_1445" align="alignleft" width="200" caption="Andie MacDowell in L'Oréal ad"] [/caption] I am working on another drawing. I decided to write this blog entry as I was drawing and then publish the entry when I finish the drawing. This drawing is another in my Oh My Girls series. I chose a picture of Andie McDowell from a L'Oréal ad. I started the drawing the first weekend after returning from a visit to my sister's home in New Jersey for the holidays. I had the blizzard of 2010 fresh on my mind when I was looking through the September 2010 edition of O magazine looking for inspiration. When I saw Andie's picture I selected it and started to draw. I had Ground hog Day in my NetFlix queue so I set the movie to start and went to my work. So much of my art work is influenced by the mash up of music and movies that I have slammed into my mind over the years. Ground Hog Day is one of my all time favorite...
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