If I’ve given you the impression that the work on the new house has reached some sort of end, or even a turning point then I apologize. We have OODLES of work ahead of us, and usually at least three or four full-blown projects in progress at any given time.
We’ve finished the majority of the work in the front foyer, with the new wiring in place, plastering, painting and so forth, and have our sights set on the living room now.
The living room needed some new wire, a bit of plastering and some “special” demolition. You see, our home inspector had pointed out that from the outside of the house there were two stained glass windows flanking our fireplace, where as on the inside you can see only blank wall.
We’d discussed it, and decided that before we painted the living room we were going to bust the stained glass windows out and return them to their former glory.
As you can see, the first one appears in good shape, and while we’ve still got work to do, we’re excited about the progress.
It should come as no shock to you, loyal readers, that we are heavily reliant on our home network for our digital entertainment (tv and internet), gaming, telephony and even the new surveillance cameras sit on the end of a length of Cat5.