
We helped him setup his dorm room, took him to dinner, then left him in his room looking ... alone. The dorm would not begin to fill until the weekend, it was still and very institutional feeling. Derek left the next day for a 7 day raft trip down the Colorado River, leaving from Cataract Canyon, Utah (Moab) and ending at Lake Powell. We will not hear from him again until the end of the week at the earliest.
We are planning on going out to Gunnison on Saturday ... to deliver his fish, ya right.

The deck is complete, other then the kickers I need to add to the stairs as a result of the framing inspection. This has to be completed before the certificate of occupancy inspection. Although not part of the original plans, I am going to use the deck picket material and design, to build stair kickers that will pass the 4" minimum opening restriction.

We also now have a Drywall Sub. Dave from Best Drywall dropped by on Saturday and will start rocking on 8/21. It will take him about 10 days to complete the job (220 sheets).
This week Pyle Insulation will start on Wedensday. They are planning on calling for an inspection on Thursday. It won't complete until the sheetrock is installed and they can blow in the ceiling insulation.
I can't end without whining about painting. It takes a certain mindset and skill to do it well. After painting doors for most of the weekend I have decided I have neither.
So here is a question; what color does the edge of the door get painted, the color of the closed or open side?
2 comments:
I became very anal on this this weekend.
Thanks for the advance notice on the emotional part of leaving the kid at college, we are due for the same event in 11 days.
I see you are again confused between deck and balcony. Which do you have again?
Thanks for bring back memories of painting, painting, painting and more painting. You do save a lot of money, but it takes a lot time and work to finish everything. And you haven't even started any interior painting other than doors!
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