This year, he had a few honey dews for my home too. Our side door and back door are completely inefficient at blocking out the elements. The back door had a large gap the let in the cold or heat....whichever the season might be. We solved this by putting up a large blanket during the winter and just dealt with a bit more warmth during the summer in the back room. Cumbersome--but it worked.
In comes my father (and a gift from one of my siblings) and a now have a door that securely shuts and it has a window. Ahhh, light. I'm loving it! So much light in the back room and the front hall--what a difference those windows have made. Our backroom isn't so dreary and the front hall glows with light that infuses into the kitchen too.
The girls were ecstatic!!! They loved the whole process. Grandpa said he would do it only if they helped him--when they stopped, he stopped. Not that I think they would have, they were so excited to see the framing go up along with the sheet rock and door too.
Thanks so much Dad--for the doors, gardening help, fixing the sink, replacing the oddly shaped doors (of course, with an old house come old house dimensions, thank goodness for reciprocal saws), fixing my entertainment center door, bathroom vanity drawer.....and everything else to did, whew, I'm tired just typing all you did! Take a vacation at home, you deserve it!
Oh, BTW, I'll post pictures of the painted wall soon!!
How exciting!!!! Please send your Dad to Georgia. My house could use some majoy work!
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