Storypost | 2009.01.16

Renovation bathroom vanity mirrors wiring


Tonight I snagged a 60" mirror for my 59" wide bathroom. No big deal, I've always said that drywall is for suckers.

Bathroom wiring motion sensor mirrors



Renovation hardware store purchases knobs caulk thermostat


There's some stuff to be done. Pictured above: thermostat, non-kitchen cabinet knobs, caulk for seams, wire nuts and wire strippers for copious electricals, finishing nails for door trim and base boards, doorbell chime to be hidden somewhere because they're all really ugly, garage door opener to get wired onto the bike.

Living room cat couch fireplace

House renovation common area futon foosball


I like the configuration with the soft couch facing the fireplace and the futon and coffee table in the kitchen area.



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Compromising admissions

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A few errands later

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