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Arboles and demise of the Kobe

Kobe ate my mail and my furniture and Sami's wallet and the cat food. Too much for us to pardon and too much dog for this small house. You can take the street dog out of the street but not out of the dog. Back to the pound. Nuff said.

Work on Arboles is going very slowly but Sami has had a small work crew there and is slowly progressing to the point where we can put the second floor roof on the joint.

Kobe

Kobe has been with us for about a week now. He is a rescue from the pound where he had been for several months. He is about 11 months old. He has quite a little hound in him and can hit some pretty high notes when feeling lonely. Greg is quite happy for the diversion although worries that his food quota has been reduced. It took a couple of days to convince him that chasing cats was unacceptable. Even more so when they turned on him. Little Dog is now the only female in the house and has everything firmly under her control.

Kobe

Arboles 8

Here are some pics of the ground floor. As you can see it needs a bit of work. There is a narrow walkway that extends half the length of the building. It provides some light to the ground floor and I will try to extend it a few more feet.

Arboles 8

In a fit of madness I bought a little place a couple of blocks from me but still in Centro. I is about 100 Square meters of land altogether on which there is one and a quarter built covering all the land. It is in need of some major work that will include building a full second floor with access to the roof and eventual roof patio, and taking out most of the existing partitions to open it up and get some light into the place. The deal is not fully closed yet so can't start anything. I have in mind two one bed apartments but not fully decided till I see how it opens up. I will post some pics and updates from time to time.

These are pics of the second floor.

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