Test Score:
trekkiness: 107
The Trekkie Testranks me as a(n) Commander
What does it mean?
You know Trek, and you love it. You may not dress up in uniform every day, but you're dedicated to your series, or two, and happy with being entertained by it.
The Trekkie Testranks me as a(n) Commander
What does it mean?
You know Trek, and you love it. You may not dress up in uniform every day, but you're dedicated to your series, or two, and happy with being entertained by it.
For your test taking skills, here is a graphic to share:
Well, maybe I'm a trekkie at heart. Anyway, here is an update of our adventure in restoration. The side porch which needed some major help is looking a bit better nowadays. (I do need to clean those bricks.)
Just notice how straight the bricks appear. However, remember looks can be deceiving. As soon as I get the bricks back on I can start on putting up the columns for the porch cover.
We also have our two year old granddaughter (Araya) staying with us so we needed to get the drywall up in the servant's stairwell.
And as with all projects there are last minute changes that we have made. In particular the bookshelves in the library have gone through many design phases but we have now settled on the look that we wanted.
Columns!!! The house in Georgia had four 18' columns outside and four 9' columns inside so when I found these solid wood columns out in a covered area in our backyard I couldn't resist in refinishing them and incorporating them into the library design. It's a slow process but worth the effort.
And yes, we have a ceiling fan to cool off the room and provide light.
1 comment:
It is amazing how you two keep moving forward with this thing. It must be very exhausting, but it looks so beautiful. I always said I wanted to buy an old house and pay someone to fix it up, :)
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