Still building the tiny house!
Lots of siding... especially little pieces everywhere.
Quick sidenote: the sourdough bread recipe is improving slowly but surely.
With the weather getting colder and colder, I was in dire need of firewood for the stove in the tiny house. Christian asked his neighbor if we could purchase a cord of wood. He countered with an offer to split 3 cords and I get to take one home with me. As a cheap unemployed bum, I gladly took him up on that offer. 6 hours of splitting later (thankfully he had a hydraulic log splitter) I had a nice stack of firewood to keep the house warm for a couple months.
Speaking of weather, we've had a few rough days working on the siding...
Then Christian hosted a Christmas party. Of course there were many tiny house tours throughout the night. Wood stove kept it at a cozy 65.
Camille and I attempted to take a nice photo together. We'll figure it out someday!
With about 3/4 of the electrical done, we were able to start insulating some of the walls. Roxul is a great product and Camille picked it up super quickly.
And after every batt of insulation was installed, the house seemed to get a little bit warmer. Can't wait for the entire house to be insulated.
Christian thankfully took the task of finishing the siding on the right half of the flying gable of Tiny McBoatFace. His current name is now Tiny McTwoFace.
And here's a photo to commemorate our 100th trip to the home improvement store. We've got the aisles memorized by now.
We've also finished all of the roofing (thank God). And the subfloor is almost completely insulated.
Those tasks were too frustrating for me to even think about taking photos.
And Camille and I fly to Columbia in 11 days for some sun and relaxation!
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