What colour did we paint the bedrooms at the cabin?

Cabin kitchen: finished Friday, May 11, the day Nate said in February. $28,750.00 in all, paid in three parts; the last cheque went to him Friday. No extras and no change orders.

- PAINT, walls: Benjamin Moore Guilford Green, HC-116, in the kitchen finish. Trim: Simply White, OC-117. Nate's painter left a labelled quart of each under the sink.
- Counters: quartz. Hot pans NOT directly on it, per Nate, whatever the brochure says.
- Floor: vinyl plank. Damp mop only.
- The window over the sink is four feet wide. I can see the island, the loons' end of the lake and most of the dock.
- The dishwasher must be drained and left open at closing; it is on Ray's list now.
- The range is propane and lights itself.
- The breaker panel is unchanged and still in the hall closet; the kitchen now has four circuits of its own, labelled.
- Nate's work is guaranteed for a year, to May 2019.

Where things are: plates left of the sink, glasses right, pots in the deep drawers under the range, the lefse griddle in the tall cupboard by the back door, which was built to fit it.

The porch: finished yesterday, June 25. Paid in full, $19,400.00 in all.

- 14 x 20 feet. Cedar floor. Green steel roof to match.
- FLOOR FINISH: Cabot Australian Timber Oil, the colour called Natural. One coat now; again next June, and every second year after. Nate left the half can in the boathouse.
- Posts, rails and the screen frames are stained to match the cabin's siding: Sikkens, Butternut.
- Four outlets, on their own breaker, labelled PORCH in the panel.

The bunkhouse: finished yesterday, June 20. It was the shed. Nate Lahti's crew, five weeks. $8,900.00.

What it is now:
- 12 x 16 feet on the old slab. Insulated walls and ceiling. Pine paneling, tongue and groove, finished clear (a water-based satin, two coats; Nate left a quart).
- FOUR BUNKS built into the two long walls, an upper and a lower on each side, like berths. Each takes an ordinary twin mattress, 38 x 75. Each has a rail, a shelf and its own reading light.
- Two windows: one beside the door and one on the lake side, which was Samir's idea.
- An electric wall heater with its own thermostat, on its own breaker, labelled BUNKHOUSE in the cabin panel. It is for cool nights in May and September, not for winter.
- Four outlets. A ceiling light. No plumbing; it is forty feet to the cabin's bathroom, and Ray has put a sensor light on the path.
- The door is steel, painted red: Benjamin Moore Caliente, AF-290. It locks with a keypad; every grandchild is to be given the code.

Ray's inspection: he asked for one more screw in each bunk rail and got it.

Bought for it: four mattresses, four sets of sheets (blue, green, red, gold), pads, pillows.

Still wanted: four quilts. Two tops are done.

Paint, Hawkstone Drive, every room, in one place. I went through the cans on the basement shelf today with a notebook.

All Benjamin Moore unless it says otherwise. All trim in the house is White Dove, OC-17, semi-gloss.

DOWNSTAIRS
- Living room: Revere Pewter, HC-172, eggshell (2016, Ray)
- Dining room: Monroe Bisque, HC-26, eggshell (2009)
- Kitchen: Hawthorne Yellow, HC-4, pearl (2017, Ray)
- Family room: Manchester Tan, HC-81, eggshell (2011)
- Den: Saybrook Sage, HC-114, matte (2012)
- Front hall and the stairwell, to the top: Navajo White, eggshell (2019, Craig Buss, on a scaffold)

UPSTAIRS
- Our bedroom: Palladian Blue, HC-144 (2018)
- Sewing room (back bedroom): Sherwin-Williams Sea Salt, SW 6204 (2017)
- Ellen's and David's old rooms: both still the Linen White of 1998. Overdue.
- Bathroom: Simply White, OC-117, in the bath-and-spa finish (2022, after the new fan)

OUTSIDE
- Front door: Heritage Red, HC-181, high gloss (2019)
- Trim and garage doors: white, exterior, satin (2019, Craig Buss)
- Siding is aluminum and has never been painted.

The formulas for the 2016 and 2017 colours are on file at Odana Hollow Hardware under our name. Every can on the shelf now has the room and the year on its lid in marker.