Dedicated to the philosophy of our Southern Heritage and Baptized in the traditions of the Mississippi Alluvial Delta Region . . . Well, that and watching ducks come apart at close ranges.
Having FINALLY decided to move on the compound, I selected a suitable location last December.
After clearing the area, I called in the dirt guys and got the place somewhat leveled.
In comes rough plumbing and the the concrete truck.
and, of course, the metal building.
. . . foam insulation.
Acid stain for the floors . . .
And the the fireplace, designed and constructed by none other than Gibby, himself.
and finally, we're raising a few walls.
Lets face it, some days are just frustrating. Today was one of those for me. I spent the day building something, only to tear it down before leaving for home. And nonetheless, we're making progress. Building's up, 1/3 of the walls are framed, the fireplace is coming along slowly, but nicely. Floors are stained, and I can see the distant flicker of what might be a light at the end of a very long tunnel.
Would it make code? I sincerely doubt it. Do I care? Heck NO. it'll be solid as an oak, and I'll be able to say that I did it with my own two hands when it finally gets done.
Chicks dig me, because I rarely wear underwear, and when I do, it's usually something exotic. I'm good look'n, quite personable, and exeptionally humble. They call me Gibby, and I'm a likable guy, but it ain't easy bein' me.