Sherry is ever the lady.

She will not go shopping with me with her work clothes on, so she lets me go alone sometimes.

This is what you see right now, when you walk in the door. Below you see what I bought today, the sink cabinet. We finished them natural since they are oak. And NO! I do  not have any pictures of Sherry painting, my hands are usually too sticky and dirty to handle the camera, and she doesn’t do selfies.(smile)

I was actually just lucky, I did not even think of the distance needed between the wall and that window for the cabinets. I only had to notch the edge of the counter top to get it to fit.

This is looking from that sink cabinet to the back corner. It is starting to look like living quarters. Those are a few of our picture albums.

This is looking back to the entry door, you see the other window and the oak table that will double as an eating table and computer table probably.

Back in the bathroom the walls and shelves are painted and the tops of the washer/dryer are Cluttered.

I did get the cheap accordion door hung for the closet, and you can see my OLD denim jacket.

Another look at the Bitchen, the combo Bedroom and kitchen. We are still not positive what to do with the head board. At first I thought it might be good behind the Futon (when we get it!).
Not as tired as before, but worn out from frustration. We painted the cabinets outside, and not too long after that a huge black cloud headed in. I sanded the first coat and applied the final coat before the wind came up and blew over a bookshelf cabinet about blew over the cabinets and we were rushing to get to Reece’s birthday party. We made it.
Tomorrow, we shop for the sink and fixtures, then try to hang the wall cabinets and plumb the sink. It should be a busy but productive day.
Nite Shipslog
PS:
It feels good when the major jobs are completed and you are coasting down hill to the finish line.
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1975 Caprice