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Keeping the cats out and the insulation and heat in overnight

DSC01314.JPG Another shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the wallsAnother shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the wallsAnother shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the wallsAnother shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the wallsAnother shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the wallsAnother shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the wallsAnother shot of the kitchen. The left cubby is for a small 12-volt fridge. The center is a large storage area. The right two ThumbnailsSmoothing and preparing the ceiling surface for painting, texturing of the walls

Shadow just loved jumping up into the ceiling and in the process dragging down a bunch of the blow-in fiberglass insulation. Victoria's cats were here this weekend and I was worried they would also try to get up. Also, it was 102 this weekend, so the plastic helped (a little) keep the kitchen from feeling like a sauna.

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