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From the excerpt: the author notes their apartment isn’t up to code (but isn’t required to be), just rode out an ice storm, and after power restoration has been editing nonstop. They tease tomorrow’s Part 5 of the apartment series and a 86-minute Ice Storm video releasing Friday.
What would you most like to see covered next—how they’re handling code-related tradeoffs in the apartment, lessons learned from the ice storm, or behind-the-scenes of the build/editing process?
Day 650 – It’s not up to code
Well, our apartment isn’t up to code, apparently. Luckily, we’re not subject to code. In real time, we weathered the ice storm, and I’ve been glued to the computer since power came back on. Tomorrow is Part 5 of the apartment series and Friday is an 86 minute Ice Storm video. Onward! P.S. Up to […]
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