So I was faced with one of two options, either wait until sometime in late January or February to continue, or get my grieving but in gear and get it done. Our baby is coming late February or March and I did not want to be doing insulation, drywall, paint ect with a new born in the house so we started work again.
Insulation and vapor barrier
Our bedroom all insulated
Ryan, my most faithful helper
Bedroom drywalled and mudded
The bathroom and bathtub Sarah has been longing to use
The box of screws I have accidentally dumped at least a dozen times
Since Friday I have had many friends and family help me, and many late nights. There is no way this ever could have gotten to this point without their help and I am so thankful. It really is overwhelming when people go out of their way to help you by rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty.
3 comments:
Great job Joe, it really looks good and even though it's difficult right now.......you will really appreciate it when it's done. I love the feeling of jobs completed, it's a rewarding feeling! It was good to see you at Future shop the other day!
I hope you are all keeping well.
Blessings
You are a good man Joe and a fantastic father and husband. Blessings as life moves on and you learn to walk in a different way.
It's been amazing to see it all come together. You've done such a good job with everything!
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