So no photos of Mark with the sledgehammer, but I did sneak into the bathroom this evening to capture the aftermath of the demo. Our trashcan is too full, so we're waiting for trash collection to dump the rest that you see below.
Unlike homes built today, where waterproof backer board is used to support tile in the shower, (pardon my lack of proper terminology,) back in 1962, our shower was built with concrete and chicken wire beneath the tile, (much like what is used to support stucco). Needless to say, Dave sure got a workout swinging that hammer.
Tonight Mark and I started priming the living room and I'll tell you, it sure is nice painting over carpet you don't care about...
Okay. That's it for tonight. Too tired, must sleep!
Unlike homes built today, where waterproof backer board is used to support tile in the shower, (pardon my lack of proper terminology,) back in 1962, our shower was built with concrete and chicken wire beneath the tile, (much like what is used to support stucco). Needless to say, Dave sure got a workout swinging that hammer.
Tonight Mark and I started priming the living room and I'll tell you, it sure is nice painting over carpet you don't care about...
Okay. That's it for tonight. Too tired, must sleep! 
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