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Master Bath Finally Done

Well the shower was actually done before I had my heart attack in April of 2008. It is the rest of the woodwork that was done before Christmas. My friend Onel did the tile work for the shower.

Christmas in South Carolina

Before the Christmas Tree goes, need something to remember it by as 2010 is now here.

French Doors Finally Done for Master Bedroom

The rails, stiles and panels are all made from select pine.

Finished the Rock Work Around the Fireplace

It took a while - but we finally got it finished

Garage Makeover

Garage makeover. Maybe a clearcoat?

garage with epoxy painted floor.

A Hard Day's Work

My son Jonathan after a hard day's work outside.

Vanity for Mudroom

This is the cabinet for the mudroom sink - all solid wood construction out of mahogany. It took a few days to do. The drawer is a tight fit as well, which took a little longer to install to ensure it does not hang up.

Kitchen Photos

This is where we spend most of our waking hours when at home. The kitchen is really bright with the easterly exposure in the morning and with dormers on both sides.

Deck Pictures

The deck wrapsaround the back of the house. There are two entrances - a french door into the great room and a sliding door from the master bedroom.

Our Great Room Window Wall

The great room is our biggest room with floor to ceiling windows. It opens to the deck overlooking the 11th green.

Piano Corner

This is the corner of the great room where the piano now resides. Next to it is my guitar.

Two More Doors Hung

Entryway into the guest bedroom and mudroom from the kitchen.

We finally have grass

The sod was just put in last weekend. I am trying to nurse it through the SC heat.

Jonathan Jacala Recital

There is a video of Jonathan's recital in my other blog. The link is http://jacalawoodworks.blogspot.com It is an older post so you may have to find it in the post archive.

Viewed from the Green

This is what the house looks like as viewed by a golfer playing on the 11th green.  This is the toughest hole in the course (number 1 handicap - par 5 - 546 yards)

Front Entrance Stone Work

It took some time before we could have the front entrance stone work done.  I do have cedar posts and handrails that still needs to be put up.

Stairwork

This is the set of stairs leading up to the loft.

Back Patio and Deck

The deck now has the permanent balustrade. Below it is a stamped concrete patio.