Maya invited Caleb, Sarinnagh, and Taylor over for a morning work party. We needed all hands on deck to place the 250 pound loft into position 80 inches off the floor.  Also installed was the shower stall, bathroom wall and pocket door.  The pictured sheathing is for temporary stabilization and will be removed when additional framing has been installed.  

Jeanine prepared a lovely lunch for the worker bees who were more than happy for a break from the physically demanding work.

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Pictured below are the hurricane ties we are using to handle the wind load while driving.  All framing members are being fastened with screws rather than nails for much greater strength.