Like the other Christmas Blog, this one shows the guys prepping the floor so that tile can be applied. This allows them to set angles or slopes so that water will run off.
This photo shows tile just peeking out onto the veranda. In this photo, all the 'inside' space is done.In this photo you can see f
loor tile up to the beginning of the upper bathroom shower pan. That large window you see really is that big. A nice floor to ceiling window so that you can wave to the monkeys when you step out of the shower! Seriously, we'll probably make the lower window panes frosted to emit light, but allow for some privacy.
loor tile up to the beginning of the upper bathroom shower pan. That large window you see really is that big. A nice floor to ceiling window so that you can wave to the monkeys when you step out of the shower! Seriously, we'll probably make the lower window panes frosted to emit light, but allow for some privacy. 
This is a good photo looking across the 'living room' into the 'kitchen' - really all one big room. In the corner on the right will be a tall thin cabinet. Left of that the refrigerator; then some countertop, stove with microwave above, and more counter around the corner. The sink will be on the wall on the left (out of sight for this photo).
This final photo shows the stairs going down. That wire on the right will be an exterior outlet. I honestly don't know what we'll plug in there, but the glass door on the veranda spans all the way to the end; so in order to put in a table lamp, or radio or such the plug would have to go around the corner to plug in here. Then too, Ricardo is famous for his holiday lights and this might prove to be the right place for them. Thanks for reading our blog. More coming after the 5th of January. Right now the crew is on holiday break.
Ciao!
Ricardo y Jeeeem
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