Welcome to the Operating Room

Only a few little things left to do.

Put up the hardboard art wall and cast iron stars last night.

Moyou is all set up out here too.

It has been hard to touch this space since she moved on.  

In a lot of ways this is a physical representation of what I did wrong in our relationship.

 Too much focus on everything but her.  

This is my last installment of grief.  

It's a struggle everyday.  The lump in my throat and knot in my stomach have set up permanent residence.  Letting go and moving on are two things my heart does not excel at.

If you want to have it all, you have to let it all go.  

もう遅い。。

無理だ

Paint on the O>R

3 coats is enough.  

Door trimmed up.

Thanks Masaru!

Time to fill 'er up.

Workshop--->Operating Room.

Wiring demon.

(has been vanquished by wizard jim)

Sheeting begin.

Moyou once again supervising the project.

Sheeting end.

"I see a few cracks but good enough for who it's for....." -Moyou

"Is my nose wet?" -Moyou

1.7 coats of Kilz.  

I'm going to hit it with two more tomorrow...maybe glossy this time.

  I still need to.......
Paint the workbench, pull all the bikes and tools out of the garage and clean it too, set up in here, relax.

Insulation

Like a puffy coat.

Turtle neck tucked, two pair of gloves, bandana on my head, safety glasses, and face mask....

Still itchy city.

Moyou was only allowed in for inspection.  

Moyou in the middle.

Workshop Day 5. --[O.R. Day 5]--

The exterior is done and Moyou approved.

Digging a ditch for the 220 tonight.

Workshop Day 4

手術部屋

Exterior should be done tomorrow!

Workshop Day 3

       ...or surgery room?

Feels like we finished a lot.

Tomorrow we will put up all the metal and siding.

Moyou was out today making sure the caulking was done well.

Workshop Day 2

Day two

Roof is done.

Elmer!

Cleaned up?

Ready for windows, a door, wrapping, and siding.

Hopefully it all gets done tomorrow.

Should I coat the floor before I put everything in there?

Workshop Day 1

Too busy to take setup pictures.

It took us a few hours of loading-undloading-mathematics to get to this point.

Measure twice, cut once, right Jim?

If this was my project I would work all night.

It will be nice to be fresh tomorrow though. 

Tomorrow:  

Roofing, sides, windows, and start the door.

This is what fall breaks are made for.