Living with a renovation gets old quick. It’s surprising how disruptive it is. Yesterday morning, the kitchen doors started out looking they do above. By evening they were filled with drywall.

Another view of the right hand door:

I post pics because some of my most faithful readers over the years are my kids who might check here and be interested to see what we’re doing to this house.

The interior of the new room is entirely torn up getting ready for new walls and ceiling.

Only the toilet remains in place. Presumably it will be removed soon, probably today. Chris the worker informed me the electrician and plumber will come today.

I did go and pick up my first CSA box yesterday. I will be picking it up on Wednesdays. It had several kinds of lettuce, 2 cukes, 2 zucchini, 3 large radishes, 2 turnips and garlic scapes. It is a perfect amount for two people especially  when one of them (Eileen) doesn’t eat that much green stuff.

 1. How Cyberwarfare and Drones Have Revolutionized Warfare – NYTimes.com

A clear analysis that I find disturbing to read. No mention of humanitarian concerns, only Americans becoming aware of their own invasion of privacy. Drones are as disturbing as IEDs and other covert means of killing to me. It’s all madness as far I can see.

2. The F.B.I. Deemed Agents Faultless in 150 Shootings – NYTimes.com

Opaque secrecy and self-regulation behind security claims makes for a complete loss of confidence in the honesty and trustworthiness of our institutions.