Because of the rafters, I needed more than sixteen feet of roof. To be precise, as seen above, I needed sixteen feet & 20.5 inches of roof, so that’s what I cut. That piece went on the back section of the roof, & the rest of that sheet of plywood went along the side, which …
But first, a break to demolish some pallets, first, cos the wood will want a couple days to dry before I start putting it on the wall.
Once, when he was very tiny, I caught Loiosh sleeping like this. Two days ago, I caught him sleeping like this. … idk, but apparently it works for him.
By which I mean yes, I AM using my van as scaffolding. … look, unlike a ladder, my van will. Not. Fall. Over.
When I last posted about the front wall it was ALMOST but NOT QUITE finished to the top on the right side of the doorway. As the top picture shows, it is now finished ALL THE WAY UP on the right side of the doorway! (Okay, the arch isn’t done, but I don’t need that …
I had to go to Albuquerque to get a bunch of things done, so of course the boys went with me. Loiosh does NOT like his sweater, despite the blinky eyes in the pic above. I think I need to trim the belly part a bit; it looks like it hangs up when he tries …
Y’all, salvage is where it’s AT. I got two solid wood, huge, HEAVY doors. For five bucks apiece. When I build a shed, I’m making the walls out of DOORS, they’re cheaper than PLYWOOD. ALSO I got a nice lil cabinet for fifteen. Seriously, this place is DANGEROUS. Check out the cabinet: That’s where it’s …
This way I don’t breathe sawdust! As much! Which is good cos holy CATS does this door make a lot of sawdust.
I’m getting over a cold, I’m still wiped out from the giftmas rush & working so hard on the tinker’s wagon over break, I have to drive to Albuquerque today, & y’all, I am p00ped. Here is a picture of Hades being an adorable void cat.
