Good Evening!
It is 10:30. I stopped drawing about an hour and a half ago . . . I think! Anyway, another good day of model building. I finished the last of the doors and windows - the main front window, actually. I also created the vent grilles, and installed seven or more in the fascia above the second floor. There may be four times that many yet to be installed.
So, all that is left is those vents, the steps on three elevations, the adjustment of the elevation of a number of elements, and the entry gable. We're almost there!
I will finish the vents first thing tomorrow, and then get on my arbor component system model for my son-in-law Adam Seever.
All in all, this was a great day. I completed reading the Old Testament - all 1,184 pages - on Friday, after about a year doing so, so I can now enjoy the New Testament - a text I dearly love, and with which I resonate. That will be a great relief, I must admit.
So, I am thrilled with the work I am doing, and will continue to do it, and see it become profitable. This is who I am, and now that I am being true to myself, I expect to see wonderful results. As soon as I get the model of the two arbors done tomorrow, I will get back on the Rosson model, and attack the steps. They should be fun and easy. I will finish those by the end of the day on Thursday. That would leave Friday and Saturday to complete all of the elevation corrections and refinements. That would allow me to pay John Penn a visit next Monday, to start the process of getting it printed. Now that is truly exciting!
I could not be more grateful and excited! Life is a blessing, and I will continue to pursue my vision with passion . . . every hour of every day! It's all good!
Good night!
Mr. Ballantyne - Historic Architect/Master Builder/Author
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