Windows and doors in. I may recycle the blue tarp into shower curtains for upstairs. Seems appropriate.
Windows shimmed and leveled. Not much functionality here since stove and countertops will make opening these sliders very difficult. Fashion before function.
This is the sad state of what's in my refridgerator. Spoilt milk from November. Water and ketchup. And half the oranges have been eaten since yesterday. I need real food soon...
I left a few on the tree to feed the squirrels.
New farm land. If it doesn't rain, I'll be working this area of the yard, digging aimlessly. Which is how I like to work in the garden. Aimlessly. Works for me.
Still ugly from the outside. But at least halfway installed windows let in more sunlight than plywood.
I have the workers trained to save the organic debris for making compost. They even throw sawdust into the compost bin. So nice. And they spent a rainy day cleaning up outside. I have to admire them for that. These guys are pretty good at keeping the work site clean and tidy. Some of the work going on in the neighborhood look like they're being done in a third world country. Or West Virginia.
Lime tree flowering. It looks like a bumper crop coming up this summer. That means lots more key lime pies. Mmmm..... pie.....
A perfect 4 foot tall bird of paradise stalk. One of the good things to come out of the giant rainstorms from earlier this month.
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