This is from when we were still setting the chalkine. Snowy is probably wondering what in the world we're doing and why we took away the carpet that he liked to run around on.
Ever wonder where all the furniture was hiding? I want to go back to when I took this picture and tell myself "Backfill NOW! This will be a lot harder than you think 2 weeks from today when the glue is dry!" The hardwood went through two rooms and a hall. Had I known what I do now, I would have only glued the first room and dry fit the rest of the first row through the hall and family room so that I could tell that everything was straight. Then built backwards from the first row that was glued down before it could dry. With the woodloc system Kahrs uses it's a nightmare to build backwards after the glue dries because of this foot that fits under the board in front of it and holds everything together tight. No way to get a board in from behind without slightly raising the board in front of it. Lots of luck with that if the glue holding it to the floor is dry.
Snowy sneaking into another picture. The dining room is dry-fitted and my camera is dirty.
Me nearly caught in a corner spreading glue in the dining room.
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