Haven't updated this in a while as I've been busier than hell. The trim is painted and ready to be hung. Hit a snafu on the doors that'll require some carpentry. The frame width on a standard door is about 4 9/16, pretty standard, the rough opening on these walls is 5 3/8. This means I'm gonna need to rip some furring strips on the table saw to furr out the jamb to close the gap. No biggie just takes some time. Wish I would have caught it before cutting out the frames and I would have just done door panels. But honestly panels are almost just as much of a pain in the ass. Usually you throw on a tape to measure rough opening height & width, note swing, and order your shit. The carpantry of this home is a gift that keeps on giving.
Wifes out of town this week and I have the boys so I've been doing odd and end quick hit items. Roughed in a box and outlet for that microwave, installed a piston on the screen door, all the door stops, installed a water supply line for the refrigerator, traced down an electrical issue of a ground that was too long and contacting the hot side of a outlet screw, replaced a toilet fill valve and flapper, rebuilt a frost free spigot and painted trim.