After a short consultation I retreated to my 'workroom' and two young fellows got on with the demolition. There was a lot of banging and many loads out to a large trailer parked in front. Several layers of flooring, cupboards, the sinks, some of a wall, etc. have gone - and we are living rather haphazardly at the moment.
When Geoffrey woke - from a disturbed sleep, I'm sure - he asked about breakfast, then walked out the door and came back later with coffee and food for his lunch as well!
When Doug finally got home about 4 he checked the progress and then we got on our Vespas and headed to the Roastery for coffee!
And so it begins! You will have a lovely room when you are done!
ReplyDeletelong road ahead yet!! we will have fun checking out each others finished projects..
Deletei often think that renovations are a bit like archaeology! you never know what you might find....sometimes i've left little 'messages' behind new wallpaper....just in case someone removes it later. i like the idea of the past speaking to me and me being able to speak to the future!
ReplyDeletecheers
molly
thank you for the interesting idea about leaving messages...
ReplyDeleteYes - archaeology of buildings - but too much dust and dirt for me... i prefer to be on the creating side rather than the demolition!
That is certainly one empty kitchen! It really is a new beginning, so will you put a message inside the wall?
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