Hannah Sievert
The bunkhouse is finished. It was the shed. Nate's crew gutted it, insulated it…
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The bunkhouse is finished. It was the shed. Nate's crew gutted it, insulated it, paneled it in pine, cut in two windows, and built four bunks into the walls. A wall heater, lights, no plumbing; the occupants will walk forty feet in the dark to the cabin. R. inspected the bunk rails and asked for one more screw in each, and got it.
It has its first tenant as of yesterday. Hannah has come for the summer. She is sixteen, and she has a job in Minocqua at the Paddle & Easel, Tuesday through Saturday, minding the counter and cutting mats. She is to have the RAV4 for work, and has been taken round it by her grandfather as if it were an aircraft. She asked us in March, by letter, on paper, whether she might live here and do it. Ellen says it was entirely her own idea. I have the letter.
She brought the duck quilt from home, and it no longer reaches her ankles. She has taken the lower bunk on the lake side and put her paints on the upper.
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The bunkhouse is finished. It was the shed. Nate's crew gutted it, insulated it, paneled it in pine, cut in two windows, and built four bunks into the walls. A wall heater, lights, no plumbing; the occupants will walk forty feet in the dark to the cabin. R. inspected the bunk rails and asked for one more screw in each, and got it.
It has its first tenant as of yesterday. Hannah has come for the summer. She is sixteen, and she has a job in Minocqua at the Paddle & Easel, Tuesday through Saturday, minding the counter and cutting mats. She is to have the RAV4 for work, and has been taken round it by her grandfather as if it were an aircraft. She asked us in March, by letter, on paper, whether she might live here and do it. Ellen says it was entirely her own idea. I have the letter.
She brought the duck quilt from home, and it no longer reaches her ankles. She has taken the lower bunk on the lake side and put her paints on the upper.