Guest bath floor

Warm tootsies! We found heater wire so there will be no cold spots!

And the floor!!

Chicago Pictures

584 Selborne Rd.: We saw inside it, and it looks great!

584 Selborne Rd

583 Selborne Rd: This was a little sad; it looked very neglected especially compared to Blaa/Lock house.

583 Selborne (2)

583 Selborne (3)

Ann Blaa: It was lovely to see her!

Ann Blaa

St Mary's, Park Ridge

Inside St. Mary's

249 Vine Ave, Park Ridge

249 Vine Ave, Park Ridge

222 Gillick, Park Ridge: Childhood home of Judy and Debbie (and super cute too!)

1038 E Villa Dr, Des Plaines: Lock residence after leaving Selborne Rd (~1964 to 1974)

Real water running in guest bath!

An experiment to see how faucet works. Still need to do tile for backsplash.

Counter and sink in the guest bathroom

First, a moment, writing on the blog is really sad for me because I always did this blog for my mama. She wanted updates every day during major construction (or really probably always!). I would get in trouble if I skipped days but put up multiple posts in one day (no tricking that lady!). My last post on laundry before and after was right before Eric and I made a surprise trip to Albuquerque, which turned out to be a very good thing to do. I wish she could see the sink because it is lovely.

This counter with integrated sink and shower bench are made of concrete. A couple of years ago Eric and I went on a house tour and the house had multiple concrete items (so many we thought the concrete guy "Concrete Pete" owned the house). We kept the card and waited for the right location. The guest bathroom is it.

Next up in that bathroom is the top cabinet, which sits on the right hand side of the counter.

The most dramatic before and after ever...

I present the laundry room. Eric installed my faucet this morning so my sink is ready to go! We do have a small bit of red in the second storage room as a remembrance.

Guest bedroom

It is a nice room even though you really can't tell from the picture

Guest bathroom cabinets

Don't tell Eric, but I might, possibly have gone overboard with the storage...