Inside After Day 1
There's something satisfying about knocking down walls. Flying shards of porcelain add just enough danger to keep things interesting, and hearing things fall and break in the tub (protected by painter's plastic, which kept giving me Prog flashbacks) was satisfying.
You can see the window, since this is an earlier picture, but you can't really see how rotten the wood is. The house had termites years ago, and that combined with water seepage means I have to replace pretty much everything you see in this picture.
I think I can do it. Once you get over the weird mental hurdle of Taking Out The Entire Wall (the neighbors can see me brushing my teeth!), it's just a collection of lumber and building material. Smart guy like me can see why the lumber is arranged in such a way, so as long as I put it back pretty much the way it was, hell, why WOULDN'T I do it?
The only thing I'm concerned about is doing something to my back that incapacitates me during the week I've taken off work, probably with a giant hole in the side of the house. Here's hoping that doesn't happen.
2 Comments:
That is some nasty-looking wall. Good thing the bugs were gone though. There's nothing like pulling out some drywall and facing a sudden deadly bombardment of hornets and flying termites.
Your week looks more fun than mine.
Hey I am Janiece Seay's sister. I seen your blog if you can email any information about her i have not heard or seen her in over 2 years. my email is lilred72@live.com
thanks so much
betty seay
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