Another brutally hot day today - heat index of 106 , but it work in the office was comfortable with a fan and the shade.James worked on the ceiling. Impressive multi-limb talents were on display.
I, on the other hand, put up 3 bags of stucco. Not a whole lot, but I'm working on it. And honestly, I'm sore after that much.
This was the first bit:
This shelf is here for me to put my computer and other stuff on as I climb into the loft. It's just something I decided I needed to optimize my loft usage.
I left on of the braces exposed. I sort of like it that way. The wood is pretty.
The shelf and the one across from it were the second bag. . .
The third - with scaffolding, did me in. It's getting there, but it's taking a while. Still, I'm having fun.
This shelf is here for me to put my computer and other stuff on as I climb into the loft. It's just something I decided I needed to optimize my loft usage. 
I left on of the braces exposed. I sort of like it that way. The wood is pretty. 
The shelf and the one across from it were the second bag. . . 
The third - with scaffolding, did me in. It's getting there, but it's taking a while. Still, I'm having fun. Thanks to our neighbor, local school principal, and friend, Dr. Schmitt, we have a new term for the design style for this wonderful undertaking. It's wabi-sabi - The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete" . . . Characteristics of the wabi-sabi aesthetic include asymmetry, asperity, simplicity, modesty, intimacy, and suggest a natural process.
I LOVE IT!!More to come. . . stay tuned!!
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