David!

At Doug & Barbara's.

Demo!

The old.

At least the old tileboard's not glued to the wall.

Fun!

The new tub not yet exactly where it should be, with the chief cook & quartermaster in the background.

Didn't this drywall come with free installation?  Who's that in the kitchen?

Bare bones.

From the kitchen.

End of day 3, maybe (Wed-Thurs-Fri).

Proof that Prof. Peters insists on getting to the bottom of things.

As if more proof were needed!

St Peters.

Pesky floor joist will make for a tight squeeze around the water heater!

Where's the wide angle lens when you need it?

One idea was to candystripe the sewer stack.  Plumbers should arrive tomorrow (Mon).

Moving in closer . . .

. . . for all you ceramic tile & plumbing fixture aficionados.

John staining the bifold door to the soon-to-be utility room.

Note the impeccable attention to detail, an ethic than infuses all of Prof Peters' work.

Meanwhile, inside the bathroom, a series of almost imperceptible changes slowly begin to accumulate . . .

The fan!

Bill the Telephone Guy!  A phone jack in the bedroom!

The blessed fruit of Prof Peters labors!  Drainage!

Tile's in!  Drywall's up!  Sink pipes moved back!  One week on!

From the kitchen.

The 2x4 bisecting the image and related hints of space-in-formation lend a rough-hewn aesthetic to an otherwise quasi-elegant roomscape.  Plus the weather was great!   [ No photos of drywall mudding or painting or grouting; we don't want to get yucky stuff all over the digital camera now do we? ]

Staining trim!

(Stance learned in wood-staining school.)

Temporarily stunned by the fumes, apparently.

Temporarily recovered . . .

Ever notice how some jobs seem to get more press than others?

Trim!

Robe hook!  Now you know we're getting close!

Cleaning goddess . . .

From the kitchen . . .

. . . finishing touches . . .