Christine.....I'm sorry. Truly.
NOT!!!

Anything you see here that is movable is obviously gone, since it wasn't ours. And I immediately took down that HORRIBLE privacy plastic from the windows. The toilet is behind that privacy half-wall. See that floor? It consists of self-stick vinyl tiles. And they aren't even aligned together some of the time. How is that good for a bathroom floor that can get wet? It's not! That's why the toilet is sinking into the floor.
This is a door to a storage room.
Peek-a Boo!! Yes, folks, that is the toilet tank sticking through the "custom" hole. Precious I tell ya. And there is the clawfoot tub. It has been outside on our back deck for the whole year. All winter, all spring, all summer, now fall again. It had been PAINTED that almond color and Brandon was going to strip it. I mean, PAINT? Who paints the interior of a tub? Brandon finally has a plan to take care of all of it himself. We've found a beautiful antique looking faucet and are planning on getting it when the tub is ready.
WHAM-O!!! Check this out!
Brandon ripped out the privacy wall for the toilet and is going to cut out this useless truss. But we're still going to have to wait till the floor is ripped out to see what options we have for moving the tub and toilet positions. Cross your fingers folks.
Cameron just looked horrified to see who his seat mate was....But to me, he looks pretty friendly. I wouldn't date him or anything, I'm just saying he looks kinda happy-go-lucky. Looks like he would be whistling.
This is us with our finished pumpkins too.
By the time we finished with ours, the kids were already asleep. I was done quickly, cause I really didn't feel like spending time on something that would rot in 2 days. So as Brandon painstakingly "etched" out his Decepticon logo, I sat on the couch and watched The Bachelor out of boredom.
And here I am with a piece of the ear from Eamon's pumpkin. LOOK! It's a C! For Cara!

It's actually "foggy" or cloudy so that her normally amazing view is completely obliterated. (This house is her neighbor)

So we had a great time there! My Mom made us dinner, and right when we finished, Eamon went up to Grandpa's puzzle and "helped" with it. Meaning he ruined half of it. So I spent most of my evening fixing what he did. Later, when Larry came back, he never knew. But I continued working on it later with him anyway. It was fun. The kids played Sorry and other games with my Mom and she got her Halloween decorations out and let them help her set them up. They loved it.
By the end of the night, Eamon accidentally peed his pants. He always does it near the bathroom, poor guy. I heard him say, "My penis peed in my pants all by itself." I laughed and told him that he did it, not his penis. He insisted, "No, my penis did it all by itself!" I guess he means that he couldn't hold it anymore. So my Mom sent him home in a pillowcase, tied around the waist with a string. It was pretty funny cause he was jumping around the house like a little potato sack racer. I love his face in this picture.

This boy is the start of this woeful tale. You all know him right? I caught him dumping a Kool-Aid single serve packet into the water bottle it was next to. He was under my stamp desk. He didn't really make a mess this time, but I had to get the vacuum to get the remaining powder by the vent.
Whilst I am vacuuming, I notice a light coming out of the vent. That's strange, I thought, so I removed the vent cover.
You can see the foundation clearly here, and wait, that's the "hole" in the foundation that lets the crawl space breathe. Why is this showing???
Can you see the light here??? YUCK!
My vent has fallen away from the subfloor and is resting on the ground below my house, therefore warming the crawl space and leaving a giant gap to the outside world (or place below the house). What lucky mice and spiders we have! Double Yuck!!!! Remember THIS??? Seriously, living in a house that is 100 years old is practically an invitation to these spiders and other such pests (earwigs) to come on in and freak me out.