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Category Archives: Renovation
Spring…Maybe, Stove…Definitely
I haven’t contributed an article to The Red House Project since September. It’s not that I haven’t had anything to say, it’s mainly been an overloaded work schedule and not any time to sit down and write. Plus I have … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, cooking, Flowers, food, Gardening, Garlic, kitchen, Renovation, The Property, Vegetables
Tagged flowers, gas stove, kitchen renovation, painting, spring cleaning
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Learning How To Make Sandbags
I didn’t plan on spending this past week up at the Red House learning how to make sandbags, but I did. My TOP TEN list of things I could have done this week included: Sleeping Making ice cream with my … Continue reading
Posted in Basement, Dessert, Flooding, Furnace, Garlic, Meat, Renovation, Vegetables
Tagged flooded basement, hot fudge sundaes, mojitos, sandbags
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Memorial Day Weekend: Weeds, BBQ, Fiddlehead Ferns And A Single Director’s Chair Left
As I’m writing this entry, it seems that not only was May dreary and wet but June is shaping up to be too. The weather was so bad when we drove up to the Red House for a long Memorial … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, food, Furniture, Gardening, Meat, Renovation, The Property, Vegetables
Tagged gardening, Meat, vegetables, weeds
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The Red House Renovation: Taking Too Long?
According to a letter we received this past weekend from our FORMER insurance carrier Otsego Mutual Fire Insurance, our homeowners policy is being canceled “due to non-owner occupied.” We also “no longer qualify for homeowners coverage due to ongoing renovations … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Renovation, The Property
Tagged door knobs, insurance company cancellation, renovations
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The Tailor & The Cook Revisited: Followed By Season 3 With No Kitchen
I rarely do follow-up reviews of restaurants, usually I’m a one review girl and then move on. (Julia’s Kitchen, a restaurant I absolutely loved in Napa before it closed, is the one exception to this rule.) I have also never … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese, chicken, cooking, Dessert, Fish, Renovation, Vegetables
Tagged cooking, dining in, eating out, fish, new kitchen, renovation, restaurants in central new york, shrimp
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A Green January (Mostly) And Frozen Pipes!
Driving up to the Red House for a long three-day weekend we were pleasantly surprised that 1) there was no snow which meant 2) we wouldn’t have to shovel to get into the house at 10:30 at night. While I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, Eggs, Frozen Pipes, Gardening, Renovation, The Property
Tagged frozen pipes, linoleum, pancackes, pancakes, shoveling, snow, wood floors
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Progress: Old Porch Gone, New Window In and Making Toaster Oven “Baguette” in Between
This past month we’ve managed to put in new French doors and our old cement porch is finally history! That’s the good news. The bad news is the first week our porch was demolished, we had to use a cinderblock … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Construction, Renovation
Tagged making baguette, new windows, old porch, old windows, toaster oven baguette
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Christmas Over, New Year Begins With The Impact Driver the Favorite Toy
I think my Christmas cookie baking scenario should have given me an inkling that 2011 wasn’t going to go out easy. For starters, I’ve never had a problem making cookies. This year it seemed I made batches of my usual … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Fish, Frozen Pipes, kitchen, Renovation, The Property
Tagged cold pipes, frozen pipes, frozen sponges, icicles, impact driver, kitchen, renovation, sausage, shoveling, smoked oysters
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