It's hard right now to find obvious progress to photograph, but I still try every day. I could take pictures of every piece of trim that goes around a window, door, ceiling, floor or cabinet, but even as excited as I am that would be boring. If you like "The Beat Goes On", now try "I Got You Babe". More concrete tomorrow, I hear. That means the screen porch will go up! Now that will be obvious.
Well, I thought that everyone should see how the upstairs bedrooms really looks right side up and not the upside down picture that Shelly posted the other night. However, I understand that she may have been drinking a little bit too much wine when she made that post (thanks Kris). Anyhow, here is a shot of Abby's bedroom with finished closet.
The other cool pictures taken today are of the entertainment/TV cabinet. The first picture is with the barn door/sliding door open for when we want to watch TV. The second picture is when the door is closed, thus hiding the TV. As you can tell the wood burning stove will be placed next this cabinet. 
Other work that was completed this week or started is the window trim along the entire north side (river facing), started to work on the laundry area cabinetry and poured the concrete slab for the screen porch.
The next photos are some outside shots from late this afternoon - I took them from different angles to show some of the depth along with different shots of the roof as that was completed last week.
It appears the floor is the ceiling, but isn't it beautiful. This is in Aaron's room.
I think that there is a reflection that is interferring with this picture. It is supposed to show the finished wood edge of the dropped ceiling, but it is not clear.
This is the cabinetry that runs along the north side of the house. The bench seat is what the dining table will set up to. The hall leading up to our bedroom will act as our "office", book shelves on the left and desk on the right.
This is the sitting area at the top of our stairs. Jeff and I like how the corn crib theme is carried up here above the window.
Kitchen Area & Master Bedroom
The sub-contractor is here today installing the wood vents in the upstairs and doing finish work on the maple flooring upstairs.
