Drywall up. Were those guys ever fast! And, much to my surprise, they did a good job too. Meanwhile, mudding was a process that took nearly a week because of how long it took to dry. (You can click on the pic to make it bigger.)
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Alex Good 
What’s with the rusty looking clothes pole? Some kind of maypole to dance around, or for your pole-dancer aerobics? And are these WMD tubs? Is that where that stuff gets hidden?
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Those rusty poles keep the house up. But I do use them to twirl on, obviously.
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I see no ghetto blaster. I think those guys were fakes!
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They’d packed all their kit up!
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Did they steal that lotus plant too?
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#notmylotusplant
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True. It is MINE!
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Did you dig a pond for it? Those things are more work than a goatee you know.
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Oh, I let the plebes do all the hard work. I just claim ownership from another country.
#Theamericangaze
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Oh that all checks out then. I hope you’re not paying taxes for any of this work and those plebs are undocumented.
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I wouldn’t have it any other way. Paperwork is not environmentally friendly after all. And as we all know, I CARE about the planet so much….
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Looking fab! What’s mudding?
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It’s where they fill in the cracks and any other gaps between the sheets of drywall. Once it’s sanded down and painted you don’t see those plaster lines like you do in the picture.
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Okidoki!
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