Of course, the builder needed to visit the roofers on site but he also had a 7am meeting in Kew. Thus went a mad morning of early starts, breakfasts, school lunches, laundry, hair blowdrying, work-readying and then meeting Toph at school to hand over the girls so I could go teach and Toph could go build. Just an average morning in the life of building a house an hour and a half away.
February 10, 2011
A perfect pitch
The shale grey roof appeared today - a few days ahead of schedule. Here it is in progress: 
Of course, the builder needed to visit the roofers on site but he also had a 7am meeting in Kew. Thus went a mad morning of early starts, breakfasts, school lunches, laundry, hair blowdrying, work-readying and then meeting Toph at school to hand over the girls so I could go teach and Toph could go build. Just an average morning in the life of building a house an hour and a half away.
Of course, the builder needed to visit the roofers on site but he also had a 7am meeting in Kew. Thus went a mad morning of early starts, breakfasts, school lunches, laundry, hair blowdrying, work-readying and then meeting Toph at school to hand over the girls so I could go teach and Toph could go build. Just an average morning in the life of building a house an hour and a half away.
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Wow! That's looking so good and so much like a house. It must be very exciting each time you visit.
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