"Is this room small?"
"Is this room big?"
Is this a bathroom?
What the heck is this?
You really start to realize how strange the perception of space is.
It took a long time for the framing to get completed. Every couple of days it would look more and more like a house.
We got a delivery of roofing materials.
The next day it was sitting on the corners of the house. A few thousand pounds of wood balanced just right.
Although I missed the actual crane opration, it was pretty cool to see this up on the house.
Once these panels were installed on the roof, the structure became even more house like.
I know this seems like stating the obvious, but there was a genuine sense of amazement to this process. Each component, as it was added, made the reality come closer and closer. This was the largest jigsaw puzzle I'd ever been involved in. The "picture" was becoming clearer.
Another interesting thing you'll see is all of the cross braces used to plumb the walls to make
One last note, there was a tumbleweed that had happened to find a purchase in our laundry room. It don't get more western than that.
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