Well, I hope these are final, as I need to start making progress on a zillion details.
Question that will not affect plans now, but matters someday. (Had a long argument with Evan about this.) Should the gas stove go in the island?
ARGUMENTS
EVAN: Yes, definitely. Part of the point of a camp is sharing the experience and the chit-chat....so having the range facing the LR and the DR allows the cook(s) to be engaged with the brother they haven't seen in a while or the niece and nephew playing checkers in the LR or even to catch a glimpse of the family returning from the lake so they know to start the soup.
MATT: No. If you put a stove in the island, you can't use it as a place to have a snack, or to have breakfast. There you are reading the paper, and you set down the paper, and oh crap, the burner was hot and the paper is on fire. We can put the stove on the other side of the sink, and get it closer to conversations, but let's not put it in the island.
Well, I am never quite sure, what do you think? And no, I am not asking if we should take the now rusting stove that is back out on the porch and cut a hole in the cabinets and drop it inside :)
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