Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Hole in the wall

My house now brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "Hole in the Wall." Why is that, you ask? Because we literally have a hole in the wall. Actually, we have no wall. The outside wall in the guest bedroom was removed today (yes, we knew this would have to happen). And, some other stuff got done. Lots of new boards in the ceiling. The studs for the pantry wall were put in. All of the electrical and plumbing were pulled out. It's a good feeling to see movement happening at the house. I still drive by every morning on my way in to work and stop by every night, regardless of whether or not anything is happening. But now that stuff is happening every day, it's fun. The slab is going to get poured this weekend.

Here are some pics. Enjoy!

The new pile of debris in the back driveway.

The new boards in the ceiling.

My new pass through window thingie between the kitchen and dining room.

The hole...

...in the wall
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Rob V. said...

OK, class. Remember -- the proper spelling for the singular word is "thingy." And more than one thingy are "thingies." (Just think of the word "baby," which is pluralized by spelling "babies.") Singular example: "The plastic thingy that holds a 6-pack together." Plural example: "Those plastic clippy thingies that chicks wear in their hair to keep the hair from flying in all directions."

March 2, 2009 at 5:25 PM

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