Progression in a hurry.

With Tyler back this week, we've been making heaps of progress. Got all the zips up except one small strip under the bump out. There's several more seams to tape as well. Boy, it sure has been handy to have the lift. We tried using a jigsaw to cut insulation and that was far easier and less messy but still incredibly messy. This morning, we ran to Lowe's to get a few things. Looked at the electrical panels and lo and behold, the really small one, which is all we need, was on sale. Back at the shop, Tyler got to work while I ran home and made spaghetti with ground lamb and a can of San Marzano tomatoes and took it back and guess what…. We ate it. I worked on filling in some small spaces with insulation. I used the little handheld knife because I was up on a ladder and cutting such small pieces, it really didn't seem worth it to go up and down so much but I sure got little pieces of insulation all over. Trav showed us where the extension cords were and I used a little shop vac and swept up a ton of saw dust and foam board shavings. Whew! it felt so much nicer after that. Came home and Tyler ran to town and got a few items and when he came back, we had a large gyro plate spread with a leg of lamb that he did the other night over the fire as the focal point. He actually did it in the dutch oven cause we can't find our grate. It got a bit overdone and dryish so we put it in the instant pot with water and it was fall aparty when it came out. So delicious at 10:00!

So we're planning to build our kitchen counter or cabinets or whatever they are gonna be. We're thinking to do laminate countertops because of price and weight and user friendliness. There's our kitchen sink beside the staircase. What color of laminate do you think would look good with that sink? Let me know in the comments if you have an idea or if you know of a different product that would tick all our boxes.

That's our wood flooring with a few samples we were thinking about.

I am quite happy that my Ty is helping me because he's done the figuring for these angle cuts to match the roof line as well as figuring out what we need for electrical.