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Weekend Work

I pretty much worked at the house all weekend. My dad and brother came up early Saturday morning to start the master bath. I now have a hole to put the tub into. Spencer filled the drain in with concrete and prepped the shower for tile.

I cleaned up and burned two piles of tras
After that dad got me started on staining the doors and trim pieces. All the molding and trim will be stained dark brown.


I got all the three pocket doors stained and the guest bedroom bifold closet doors. I still have to stain the door frames and doors for the three bedroom doors and tons of trim and molding. I can go over this week after work and get the rest done. I actually like staining you don't have to be neat like painting.

I did take a break from working Saturday night to watch the game with Kev at a friend's house. 

We both went to the house today. I finished staining the doors and trim pieces in the pictures above and he stacked firewood. Yes, I know I say we do that ALL the time, but there is SOOOOO much of it. I need to take a new picture. We now have three rows and a small pile that still needs to be stacked.

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