Demolition!
I don't know about you but I love to destroy things probably just as much as my dogs. *guilty as charged sir!*
Funny how life works sometimes, but while Dz Dog Dad and I are amping up getting ready to break ground on our new home in another month, my parents just finished their house that they built for my grandparents and themselves. Being that the new house is "replacement build" the old house must now be torn down. So in exchange for free rent Dante, Ziva, and myself are getting to work!
First to go is the sheet rock and then the insulation, and of course I got to rock the power tools!
First to go is the sheet rock and then the insulation, and of course I got to rock the power tools!
You should feel privileged, this is a solid sneak peek into what our new construction blog will be covering next month!
The dogs of course are also hard at work, playing and running of course!
Their is no shortage of fun to be had at grandma's house.
Ooooooof! That's a lot of work!
ReplyDeleteYes it is!
DeleteI love to demo things! I must have missed your posting about you building! How exciting! I can't wait to read your building blogs
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteWOW! You've been busy haven't you? Congratulations on the sale. Homes are not really easy to sell especially during the warmer months. Please keep us posted on the construction - I love this kind of stuff!
ReplyDeleteWill do!!
DeleteIt's a big project, but you will be so proud and love you home so much more when it is done!
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait!
DeleteThe dogs are in charge of supervising the project right?
ReplyDeleteOh yes! And they are very picky little supervisors too!
DeleteHow cool, just like watching my favorite TV channel HGTV ;-))
ReplyDeleteOh yay!! That's my favorite channel too! "Fixer Upper", and "Property Brothers" are my two favorite things to watch. :)
DeleteHow exciting! I'm really looking forward to your upcoming, building adventure. There's nothing like building your own home!
ReplyDeleteWe're super excited!! It's going to be amazing!
DeleteIt is, and hard! :)
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