I’m Baaaaaaack!
So, because my landline is down, I thought I was on hiatus until Tuesday, when the AT&T repair person arrives.
Then I thought: Could I use my iPhone as a hotspot to “power” the desktop iMac?
I can!
Hence, this post!
This is the first time I have shown the completed second-floor south with no scaffolding! When the Heritage Grant work is completed next month, my first project will be to paint the cornice on the big curved porch! Assuming I have the weather!
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You tease!!! Lol. So glad you had a very short hiatus. The house looks Loverly!
Beautiful picture, what a difference from 2014.
Yes the hotspot has saved me as well.
Welcome back! Your minions are happy!
The house looks great and I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
What a great shot!
Wow! All those Baby Steps™ adding up. It’s looking so good, Ross.
It’s looking beautiful!
It looks wonderful, Ross! Something we are all thankful for 🙂 It occurred to me as I admired this picture that “ruin” is no longer the dominant feature of the house; it is nearly gone.
It does look beautiful. Full stop.
I am thankful to have been a witness, through this blog, of The Cross House transformation. I am taking a moment to really enjoy what you have accomplished….
What am I thinking as I contemplate the picture? In a run-on sentence I say,
*Wow! He has done a lot!, *wish I could accomplish as much on my house, *what an amazing group of friends you have amassed in theses few years, *what knowledge you have gained…. the superlatives keep coming its me that is running low…….
I close my eyes and imagine the world the way it should be, Yes I do see Ross and the Cross House……
….There. It is good.
Beautiful and majestic?!
Yes, you are a tease!
We thought Ross on hiatus! Wrong-o!
But yay! Special treat shown of south sans scaffolding!
PS any response from Justin regarding my question?
Lovelier and lovelier.
I hope the locals are as excited about the Cross House’s restoration as we all are. She’s just exquisitely beautiful, thanks to you, Ross.
Added to my bucket list: stay at the Cross House…