When we returned to the land, we brought a cardboard template of a piece of artwork we planned to hang to hide our TV. You can't really see it, but Gerald's daughter, Christy, made a lovely and completely unauthorized (by the artist) rendition of the painting for us. The artist will remain nameless hence we run afoul of any copyright issues. lol
It was a good idea. The piece was bigger than I had envisioned, which wasn't necessarily bad, but we also realized that the angle was going to make us crane our necks.
Gerald continued to work on the walls, moving into the guest bedroom that communicates to the living room.
He also worked on finishing out some doors. This leads to the guest bathroom from the guest bedroom.
I continued to install bead board in the utility/laundry room, aka the "tack" room. Here, Gerald is hanging our first piece of tack.
He also hung another tin sign. This one was donated to our cause by Christy.
Gerald continued to work on the walls, moving into the guest bedroom that communicates to the living room.
He also worked on finishing out some doors. This leads to the guest bathroom from the guest bedroom.
I continued to install bead board in the utility/laundry room, aka the "tack" room. Here, Gerald is hanging our first piece of tack.
He also hung another tin sign. This one was donated to our cause by Christy.
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