- 1,246 screws
- 722 pieces of timber
- 36 litres of cuprinol
- 47 sheets of polystyrene insulation board
- 1,438 roof tiles
- 2 splinters
- 1 mystery bruise on my left elbow
…the final result being a roof (and a ceiling depending on where you’re standing) – a huge psychological barrier broken and protection from sun and rain to continue the work inside.
More photos (inside and out) can be found here.
I didn’t surf today. I may need a break though…
Yahoo!! Bravo!! Yippee!! Yeehaw!! Huzzah!!
This calls for a happy bubble kitchen dance … maybe even some Boney M …
The roof looks amazing! Heck, even AD looks amazing! 😉
Oh happy days! See you soon … xxx
Thanks gorgeous (you’re right AD does look amazing in a gas mask!).
Are you here yet? Do I have to go to the airport yet? Huh do I, do I? xxx
Damn if I don’t want to run my hands over that wood…. HEEE!
Hello to you gorgeous two! I surfed today! 😉
Feel free Ms Twinny but watch out for splintery bits in those office-soft hands of yours!
Ooh surfing? That’s a fine idea! Might have to go do a bit myself…
That tNb knows a lot of ‘y’ words don’t she.
Well done, Son. Mommy’s proud of you! But I make it 1,249 screws and there’s a small patch of bare wood, just up there – look – on the left of that other bit……….
btw, don’t worry, you can’t see the bendy bit.
It’s the light (erm – I hope) and I used the other 3 screws for staff encouragement device manufacture…
‘staff encouragement device’ – could you send me the instructions for that, I can think of something I can use it for………
‘Hurty’ elbow!!!! …… poor young fella ……. do you need a cuddle?
[quite pleased not to see the bendy bit actually]
That sure is a lot of screws. Get some more bruises, preferably in strategic places, for Tango to kiss and make better. 😉
Love your new site!
Hi Lizza and thank you. A good plan on the bruises – I’ll go beat myself up right now… x
great work 🙂