Frosty September
Shedlife construction zone was a little demoralizing with 40F rain all weekend, but we’ve put some insulation in the shed and are excited to get a roof on the house. Someday, I’ll have my
Raise a Ray Core Roof
It’s September. The snow is coming soon. How do we get heavy 8 inch raycore panels up on the roof? Friends of course. And the usual jury rigging.
One nail at a time
Getting ready for another big weekend of putting in the roof beams and then roof.
Shed life: two months in
We’ve been living tiny without running water or power for about two months now and things are remarkably easy. We still manage to show up to our professional careers clean and shiny. We have
Painful progress
That time we dropped a wall on my dad who was too deaf to hear us yell to get out of the way and he probably had broken ribs but refused to go to
Shed life pro tip:
Remember to shake off the spiders from your freshly dry dishes in the morning. Also, bungees keep everything from blowing away in the wind.
Amazing friends make it happen.
It’s amazing what a crew of friends and family can get done in a long weekend. A floor, and half the walls of a house, to be exact. (A third wall between those is
Pouring the foundation
Tina, Sarah and Dan braved a drizzly morning and stood in the rain with us as we splashed concrete, handled an industrial strength vibrator, and came one step closer to having a house. We
When you don’t have time to do it over, try to get it right the first time.
And also, sometimes it’s the hottest part of the day, the tyranny of a bubble level, and spray foam in your braids. But if they was always easy, it wouldn’t be an adventure.
Shed Life
First night as a permanent resident of our corner of mountain paradise! We’ll be without running water, power or much extra space in our 120 sqft shed for the next few months as we