Loading up the trencher to take back to the office...

Rear side of house...

... just made it out here today and no insulation yet.  Supposed to be here today and tomorrow.  We shall see...

Beautiful! Great job David!

He never ceases to amaze me...  this vanity was determined to be mine  since I am going to be on the left in the bathroom.  Hinges on left so cabinet door opens into room and not into wall...

Taking a break from sanding to help David with hinges...

I am going to try to strip the paint from cabinet doors...

Guest vanity base is sanded along with drawers...

... thick multi layers of white paint on double beveled edges did not make this an easy task...

Master vanity is coming together...

Drawers and all!  Amazing David!

Sanding one of the faux drawer fronts...

One of our two master vanities shaping up! :)

The roofers finished punch outs in garage and master bath...

Bring on the sheetrock!

David is building our master bath vanities...

... we spent almost 7 hours at 3 different Lowe's all around town yesterday getting all of the parts and pieces!

Starting to sand... Beautiful wood underneath!

House is painted!

Still running electrical off of a temporary panel and still some spots for painters to touch up...

Guest vanity before...

Lifting the guest vanity top off so I can sand and stain cabinetry...

... using the wench.

Stucco is painted!

Looks like tiny house!  Can't wait to see it in person! :)

Dogees in the kitchen... Your future home Branna Baby!

Thanks John! They are beautiful!

Speaker boxes for kitchen speakers too!

John did an excellent job finishing sanding the beams around the fanily room...

Speaker boxes for family room tv

were installed while I was at San Antonio vball tourney!

Dogees visited too!

John getting some love...

... while he works...

Gunther digging in the sand...

John organized leftover rocks from stone work

Hanging on for dear life...

... when David is moving the scaffold a few inches for a better angle.

Little palm sander...

... does a good job and has a vacuum attached so dust gets immediately sucked up.  Arms are super tired from applying pressure and accuracy upward while focusing on balance on a scaffold on wheels.  Glad the wheels have locks!

Pulling conduit from bar island up and over to panel in the garage.

Cleaning scaffolding...

John and I cleaning scaffolding to bring in the house for me to use...

Up in the air!

I am up on a 6-7 ft scaffold sanding the beams in the family room.  It is pretty scary up here and it is taking a really long time, but once done we will stain and it will look awesome forever!

John and David working together on drilling holes for the smurf pipe...

Smurf tube!

Flexible conduit for the home run to the panel for kitchen sink/bar area.

We are going to have a bright attic! :)

John and I wired exterior lights...

And I just finished caulking around fixture boxes.  

David hanging lights in the attic...

Gunther helping with the house...

He found our leftover sand pile and loves it!  He just buried his stick!

John wrapping chimney in plastic...

... to try and protect it from leaking.  We still need to build flashing for it.

John is not afraid to get on a ladder

to help david run wire.  He has been here all week and has been a great help!

Caulking...

Today I am caulking window exteriors while David continues to run wires.

John is headed up tomorrow to help, so we are excited about that. :)

As compared to my interior kitchen re-flooring caulking, exterior caulking is easier in the cooler weather, but more difficult to pull straight lines on the uneven stone surface...

Panel 1...

... is for the A/C and heavy load stuff.  Still needs to run 38 more circuits for this panel.

Stucco...

2nd application done to stucco application.  They will paint next week.  It has been cold/rainy here for a while.  Highs in the 40's...

Panel 2...

... is for lights.  David has run 2 circuits out of the 40 circuit panel.  Still a lot to do.