Howdy ho, camperinos! As always, we're slowly inching towards that fateful day - the day when it will finally be our fault that everything is running behind schedule. True, things may be moving slower than we'd like, but they are still moving! And no, I'm not talking about art this time - after weeks and weeks of things being scheduled for "Monday" (or, if the day in question happened to be a Monday, then "Thursday"), we got us some construction progress!
Now, it ain't much to look at, so we didn't bother with pictures (it seemed like a safe assumption that you already know what concrete looks like*), but rest assured: we got our trench drain finished up and ready to go! Our Construction To Do List is (finally, mercifully) getting shorter, and that's friggin' thrilling (and terrifying)!
But anyway, in lieu of pictures of drains and joists and stuff, we've got something way better for you to look at! Even though this ain't another Taproom Art Week, we didn't want to cut you off cold turkey from the freshest new Horatio** art, so Jimbo whipped up a doodle of him lounging languorously amidst the lupulin. Enjoy!
Now, it ain't much to look at, so we didn't bother with pictures (it seemed like a safe assumption that you already know what concrete looks like*), but rest assured: we got our trench drain finished up and ready to go! Our Construction To Do List is (finally, mercifully) getting shorter, and that's friggin' thrilling (and terrifying)!
But anyway, in lieu of pictures of drains and joists and stuff, we've got something way better for you to look at! Even though this ain't another Taproom Art Week, we didn't want to cut you off cold turkey from the freshest new Horatio** art, so Jimbo whipped up a doodle of him lounging languorously amidst the lupulin. Enjoy!
These hops are long harvested by now, but you can imagine.
*They also removed the rest of that big metal thing (which we may or may not have mentioned at some point). For reasons that aren't especially clear to me, the contractors in charge of removing it originally decided to cut it in half and leave part of it suspended from the ceiling for a month.
**For those of you that are new to the blog, Horatio is our logo character. And if you are new to this blog, then I apologize - the blog isn't generally like this. It's usually far less informative.
**For those of you that are new to the blog, Horatio is our logo character. And if you are new to this blog, then I apologize - the blog isn't generally like this. It's usually far less informative.
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