Vanity in place (and a delicious steak).
8/11/19: (Above: The fully caulked toilet and vanity sink in Jacobhouse. I’ll be neatening edges with a utility knife after […]
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Jacobhouse
These posts include content and news in regard to living in a container home.
Manual labor (and a flushing toilet).
8/10/19 (Above: The toilet within Jacobhouse’s bathroom along with lengthened vanity sink stub-ups.) Building Summary: Today I began by hooking
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Lifting many things.
8/9/19 (Above: An amassment of supplies for Jacobhouse belit by late-noon sun beam.) Building Summary: This morning at Jacobhouse, I
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Fix it!
8/8/19 (Above: The toilet now installed within Jacobhouse’s bathroom.) Preface: Apologies in advance for any grammar / spelling discrepancies; it’s
The Flange.
8/7/19: (Above: The result of flange-morning.) Building Summary: I left old-house a bit late this morning due to rainy weather.
Priming the pedestal (and visitors to Jacobhouse).
8/6/19 (Above: Bathroom pedestal, primed and painted.) Building Summary: Today, my morning was split between Jacobhouse construction, Master Blend maintenance*,
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A bovine masterpiece.
8/5/19: (Above: Naturally finished lumber with the first coat of polyurethane in place.) Building Summary: This morning was a lengthy
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A bed well-built.
8/4/19 (Above: Me cutting wood for the Jacob-bed.) Building Summary: Today I, with Padre’s help, completed the bed’s structure and
Jacob-bed (and Quail & Mushroom Stew).
8/3/19 (Above: A picture of Jacobhouse’s bedroom [taken from the west].) Building Summary: Today began with Padre and I getting
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Painting shelves, digging holes, and revising plans.
8/2/19: (Above: Bathroom closet with shelves in place. The trim is not yet fastened because I was testing its appearance.
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