Greetings
The skies are gray, but it’s good working weather. This is the last day for the Nursery School, so no more patter of tiny feet past my trailer. The trailer deck has been the preferred “secret passage” to the Nursery school. Three of the trailers go back next week.

Sidewalk Superintending
The exterior changes are more subtle. There is a fine strip of red caulk between the panes on the Upper Crossing.  The final trim is on the big glass east wall. Again, a narrow red strip between panes. You can see the trim from Marshall Court .

Out of Sight
I’s a little dusty for good photos. Cutting drywall, sanding joints. The education hallway is all painted, and wood trim in the big classroom is complete.

Tours
I am planning to lead tours after both services and after the Parish Meeting.  Look for me in the Hearthroom.

Volunteers
Tearing up: Remove Fire alarms from trailers June 9 (all day).

Fabrication:  There are many things to build. Check our Vounteer Center for the details at http://www.fusmadison.org/
connections/volunteer-center.shtml

-- David Weber, Owners Representative davidw@fusmadison.org

The lower cloak room is taking shape.

Doing their job just outside the Music Room, these beautiful downspout bells will guide rain water to the rain gardens.

Cleaning the wood with Oxalic Acid  (It occurs naturally in rhubarb and…kidney stones!)

Trim is going on the east wall of the Auditorium. Note the red stripes.

When the door is shut it looks like the gateway to the Chronosynclastic Infundibulum, But it really just goes up and down

The South wall - all these squares will be filled with metal panels