It has already been a long journey working on the house We have accomplished so much this week. Unfortunately, finish my thesis was not one of the things, which leaves me with this weekend. Also the weekend I have to move during.

Here I am cleaning the chamber under the stairs. The furnace cleaners wanted to charge me $400 to clean that chamber but luckily I fit in the vent so I went down there myself and lceaned it.



I tore up the bathroom floor which was tacky lineloeum that was molding underneath. It was super moldy and disgusting. Thank god I tore it up before it got worse.









It was huge process. I had only a crobar, a scredriver and an axe. A full size axe. I must have lookied really scary with a full size qaxe and my gas mask.









Under it was the original wood floor that the rest of the central hall ( notice I said central hall instead of foyer, e:matthew ) has.





I love this doorknob but had a hard itme getting a good picture because my hands were shaking from axing and ripping up the bathroom floor.







Here is on of the fireplaces

If anyone wants to see it stop by tonight.

Two floors worth of stuff is on the street. There wee garbage pickers on it like ants on sugar. You can't even imagine.

There were more computer parts than at computers for children.



tHAT'S TONY'S HAND. People were all over that even if they were from 1989. There is still one whole room of computer crap and lots of other junk around but at last it seems like we can finally start cleaning more and moving in.

unfortunately, I already know when I will be back again.

Traveler: Visco, Paul    
Departure Date/Time: 10/30/2006    
Return Date/Time: 11/5/2006    
Destination: San Jose, CA, United States    

On the home front, all the previous owners trash and unwanted stuff is out on the front lawn. If you are into garbage picking you might want to swing by. Although, knowing the garabage pickers in our hood, it will be gone very soon.

Well, all there shit is in the attic and the basement. Supposedly they are goign to move it out in the middle of the night. I a very doubtful and it freaks me the fuck out because we are getting the ducts cleaned in the morning. I am going to line the with plastic afterwards. I know its so italian couch in plastic but they are virgin ducts.



First of all thanks for e:kookcity2000 for coming out to help, it was really awesome of you.


My mom helped a lot too.


I braved it with a gas mask that my dad bought me as a house warming gift. Now that I have taken it off I realize I smell like cat.



There was so much cat pissy rug.


Okay I am really freaked out about this furnace pipe dripping with yuck. I wish our inspection guy had caught it.






This bathroom is pretty awesome.


So is the view out the shower window.


Kitchen cabinets are nice




There is aprt of a grave in the backyard. That is kind freaky.


This part of the floor is pretty.


The stove seems nice.


All the windows and doors in the house are so huge.

Believe it or not, although we are scheduled to move in today the seller hasn't called. We called him. He dallies and delays and adds hours the same way he added day, weeks and months to this overly ridiculous transaction.

In the mean time I decided to clean out some of the pics I meant to post from my phone over the week.

This dude was not handicapped but a buff 30ish y/o who felt that he could bloc the wheelchair access point with his lexus when he went to get icecream at Andersons on Deleware.


This flower is near Cleveland and Delaware.




There is this dove ad its baby in my parents yard. The baby can fly yet so they stay on the ground.




There is some new newsletter around town called the downtowner. It seems very beta. The graphic layout person hasb't learned the difference between cropping and scaling images. I arggrivates the hell out of me when picture are unproportionally scaled to fit a certain size. Look how skinny and tall it makes the church tower and buildings look.




I don't know what the hell this is or who took the pic, I just found it on my cam. Maybe I pressed the capture button by accident.


No photoset is complete without e:lilho selfpics.




This mushroom was growing outside my building at Roswell. It got huge.


The estrip.org bumper is still on the narding sign. It was the only non-aluminum sign in town. Must be old.


The PPC 6700 is 299 at compusa and the sprint store.


Solid grounds has yummy eggs.


Here is mario being all cute in his pouch.


They have that nokia linux device that e:uncutsaniflush wrote about at compusa.