down under
Hey, I figured out what this hole was for. Guess what holds it up.
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out back
There’s a roof going up in back of Feast, which will serve two purposes: it will cover our walk-in refrigerators to keep them from working too hard, and it will give young Hektic something to climb up on top of to spray-paint his moniker on our new blue wall.
tiles and smiles
Kitchen floor tile started yesterday. I don’t know if you could technically call that a smile on the guy in the middle photo, but you have to admit: he can sure lay tile.
hole-y moley, part IV
a support for the bar is going into this one. What can I say? I fallen down the rabbit hole. I’m a man obsessed.
easy bein’ green
The exterior paint job is nearing completion. The last of the major painting is done, all that remains is trim. The sign folks even painted the pole on the Santana’s (God rest its soul) sign. Here are some lovely photos.
hole-y moley, part III
I’m sorry, this is the what, exactly? I still have no idea what this thing is.
when is a door not a door?
When it’s ajar. I don’t write them; I just tell them. There are doors aplenty at the new Feast. They’ve been painting them up and hanging them all over the place. Here are a few.
hole-y moley, part II
I couldn’t even fit all the new digging into one post. If there’s no post tomorrow, I probably fell into one of these. The stress is so that I may even choose to just hide in one. The bathroom tile order came in short, and the flooring for the dining room needs to acclimate in […]
hole-y moley
Who knew that this late in the game, there’d be new holes everywhere? I thought all the digging happened at the beginning and once the floors were poured, we’d move upward. Not so. We’re headed underground. There are sinks in the holes in the kitchen, the gas line’s in the trench out front, and forms […]
sink holes
Our sink holes have been filled with sinks now, and floor prep starts today for the kitchen tile. Thankfully, they’re sink holes and not sinkholes. My personal fave: the one that goes in front of the tilt skillet. I’ll show you that once we move it over, but the floor sink for it is here. […]