This was what our place looked like before yesterday.
This is what it looked like last night...
Our dinning and living room furniture...
This is what it looked like last night...
Our dinning and living room furniture...
Ceiling and hallway wall
and kitchen ceiling
While they were doing the demo of all of this, I was stuck in our office. I write stuck and it was really that. They had taped me in the room. There are times when working from home isn't that great. This week is one of those times. Yesterday blew bubbles! In between the noise levels, the dust and being confined to the office all day, without food or water - our cat had better conditions than I did yesterday!
We went out for dinner, and on our way home, crossed one of the neighbour who contributed to our current situation... funny how he avoided our path or even our looks.
I NEVER go to bed before 1am or later; last night I was in bed at 9:30pm. Granted, I didn't really have any other choice, our living room furniture is sort of inaccessible...
Today they are demolishing the bathroom ceiling and will start rebuilding the ceiling in the kitchen/dining area. Let's hope everything goes according to plan.
16 comments:
Urrg! there are no words! i am so sorry for you. May the repairs be swiftly done and completed correctly the first time.
Oh my bleeping gawd!
Hoping all goes well and quickly....
I'd invite you here but we only have room for guests on the floor. **sigh**
There's a Casino close by....
Hugs!!
Oh my Lord! I can't believe you had to be taped into your office!! That would have made me crazy. Keeping my fingers crossed that it's over for you quickly. :-D
Major suckage!
damn, you place is...well...was...beautiful.
here's to hoping it comes out just as good!
So they didn't cover all your wood blinds? They're a pain in the butt to clean even when the house around them is being demolished.
What are you testing missiles there?
This too shall pass. Of course, there are advantages to going to bed early [wink, wink] ;)
Ack! That is horrible!
Wow. I feel for you! But the good news is how great everything will be when they're done!
Sheeee-it! Have the perps even made any attempt at apologies to y'all?
OMG... Flebitte time!
We just went through kinda the same thing in our bathroom, albeit less extensive than your situation.
Our plaster is from 1908... God knows what me must have breathed in!
Bon courage!
We'll celebrate when it's over with a little Tupperware party... ;-)
Oh dear - I suppose the upside is that it makes a fantastic blogging opportunity - tee hee
Monkey: Thanks, let's hope so.
Traceyt: The commute would be a bit far, but thanks for offering. ;-)
Annake: Every day this week, so far, argh.
Lizgwiz: You said it!
Kara: Thanks, remember it's a condo... ;-)
Charlie: No they didn't and I can't wait to clean them. Not!
Brave A: For some reason, we're not in the "mood" for that...
Flurrious: Amen.
dcmm: Great and dusty, yay...
Marius: Meh, they're young and stupid, what can we expect?
Jason: Major flebitte!!
Daddy P: And you would know about that! ;-)
Your house looks like a model home. Please let me know what kind of blinds you have, we still haven't put any up & I love how yours look.
Janes: You're too sweet, at the moment it doesn't look ANYTHING like a model home, well, maybe for a construction site demo!
We had our wooden blinds made localy. The manufacturer's name is Faber (Ameuriq inc), I hope this helps.
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