A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!

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Test colors at 287-289 Sargeant

David
287-289 Sargeant Street
8/28/2023

Half and half:  the colors are close, but different.



Patio update from 207 Garden Street

David
207-213 Garden Street
8/24/2023

Staking out the areas where the plantings will go.



Having a little fun in the dust

David
29 Ashley Street
8/24/2023

East side of the house, along the driveway.



Watering the new lawn at 29 Ashley

David
29 Ashley Street
8/24/2023

It’s really more art than science.



Progress at 287-289 Sargeant

David
287-289 Sargeant Street
8/23/2023

In 287:  the front parlor, looking in and looking out; the living room; Krish at work in the dining room; the back bedroom looking out; the front bedroom looking in; and the kitchen.

 

In 289:  the kitchen; the dining room; the living room; the parlor; the stairs to the third floor; framing on the third floor.



Progress at 29 Ashley Street

David
29 Ashley Street
8/23/2023

On the outside:  more painting, plus the lawns, front and back, have been seeded.  Flowers, too!

 

On the inside:  the living room; the French doors between the parlor and living room; the primary bedroom, and the attic.



Progress on the new patio at 207 Garden Street

David
207-213 Garden Street
8/22/2023

And yet more work!  In between 29 Ashley and Veeder Place, there was work being done on the patio in front of 207 Garden Street.



Repairs at Veeder Place

David
News
8/22/2023

29 Ashley Street wasn’t the only exterior work in the neighborhood today!  Here at Veeder Place, they were making repairs to the building.  Also progress at the end of the day.



Progress at 29 Ashley Street

David
29 Ashley Street
8/22/2023

At work on the exterior, and progress at the end of the day.



No more help for our friends

David
News
8/21/2023

Our friends at ServCorps had been keeping a car in the garage at Veeder Place.  This car was a donation for an Afghan refugee now living in the Hartford area.  Unfortunately, it wasn’t registered yet, as ServCorps was waiting on the refugee getting his driver’s license, and, because it was unregistered, our landlord summarily booted it today.

 

Of course we understand, but still:  bummer.



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