The electricity on the second floor
We made lunch for our builder on Sunday to thank him for all of his hard work so far. We made a point not to talk about the work at all and just talked about family things and enjoyed his company. We really like Mssr. G and we appreciate that he's detailed and dedicated and treats our house with respect. He also works fast and efficiently and he's neat, always taking twenty minutes to clean the workspace and arrange his tools at the end of the day. It shows how much he respect his work.
This week Mssr. G is hard at work doing the wiring for the electricity on the second floor and some of the first floor. It's a thankless task in such an old house, crumbly walls and all the hodgepodge that needs undoing from the previous owner's messes. I don't envy him having to wade through all that and I'm hearing plenty of cursing and "oh merde!" and whatnots coming from the workspace on the second floor.
I shot some movies of the second floor because pictures were just making it look like a prison war camp and you couldn't tell what was what, not that the movies are any better! I'm just going to have to try to figure out how to upload from something other than my web camera. I know there are some cables around here somewhere that correspond to that. Um, yeah okay.
Meanwhile I think the workspace looks pretty much the same as it did a few posts ago. There are no walls yet but they should be coming soon.
This week Mssr. G is hard at work doing the wiring for the electricity on the second floor and some of the first floor. It's a thankless task in such an old house, crumbly walls and all the hodgepodge that needs undoing from the previous owner's messes. I don't envy him having to wade through all that and I'm hearing plenty of cursing and "oh merde!" and whatnots coming from the workspace on the second floor.
I shot some movies of the second floor because pictures were just making it look like a prison war camp and you couldn't tell what was what, not that the movies are any better! I'm just going to have to try to figure out how to upload from something other than my web camera. I know there are some cables around here somewhere that correspond to that. Um, yeah okay.
Meanwhile I think the workspace looks pretty much the same as it did a few posts ago. There are no walls yet but they should be coming soon.
posted by christine at 1:58 PM
3 Comments:
Hey, I am glad that your work is coming along! And a contractor that you like is worth its weight in gold!
Thanks Maryam we feel so lucky to have found someone good.
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