Saturday the weather and wind was just right, so we lit the big pile of trash on fire.
We decided to do some cleaning up in the lumber yard and got rid of any rotten or damaged wood when we were surprised by this guy. At least it wasn't a Copperhead and according to Mr. Welder this guy will eat those other guys. Good snake.
Next, the guys got to work on sheeting the rest of the garage walls. As you can kind of see, dad brought the last load of stuff in the red truck.
The gals worked in the closet, cleaning and getting it ready for clothes.
We tested and arranged various pieces of furniture to make use of more space. In the end, it almost looks like the closet was specifically built for those pieces.
We left the Weld House to start that purge I promised earlier.
It may not look like it, but I did get rid of about 1/3 of my shoes, 1/2 of my clothes, and 3/4 of my accessories.
We did not make it back to the Weld House until after dark, and the guys had made lots of progress in the garage. The front wall was sheeted.
And the end wall had a good start.
Mom and I (and dad pitched in between assisting Mr. Welder-he is a multi-tasker) unloaded all the clothes.
After getting Mr. Welder's truck empty and the closet in a little better shape, we decided to unload dad's truck before calling it quits and having dinner.
Saturday the weather and wind was just right, so we lit the big pile of trash on fire.
We decided to do some cleaning up in the lumber yard and got rid of any rotten or damaged wood when we were surprised by this guy. At least it wasn't a Copperhead and according to Mr. Welder this guy will eat those other guys. Good snake.
Next, the guys got to work on sheeting the rest of the garage walls. As you can kind of see, dad brought the last load of stuff in the red truck.
The gals worked in the closet, cleaning and getting it ready for clothes.
We tested and arranged various pieces of furniture to make use of more space. In the end, it almost looks like the closet was specifically built for those pieces.
We left the Weld House to start that purge I promised earlier. 
It may not look like it, but I did get rid of about 1/3 of my shoes, 1/2 of my clothes, and 3/4 of my accessories.
We did not make it back to the Weld House until after dark, and the guys had made lots of progress in the garage. The front wall was sheeted.
And the end wall had a good start.
Mom and I (and dad pitched in between assisting Mr. Welder-he is a multi-tasker) unloaded all the clothes.
After getting Mr. Welder's truck empty and the closet in a little better shape, we decided to unload dad's truck before calling it quits and having dinner. 
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