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Nook Done For Now

All code approved and framed up.

There's no point in doing the trim or painting the bookshelf until I get the drywall floated and taped, and I don't plan to do that till after I do the work upstairs.  Won't look like much till then, but it's fully functional. I'll probably get a twin size futon mattress that's about 4" thick and cut it down to fit as a seating pad.

Now I'll finish re-cutting the stairs, and when that is done I'll cover that part of the stairs next to the support wall.

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