Hello Everyone.   I hope all are having a grand day.  We had the car taken to a garage to have it repaired.  The engine did seize but the timing chain did not break as we thought.  Ron asked why the engine locked up and the guy couldn’t tell why yet.  It had the correct amount of oil but the anti-freeze which had been full was way down.   The mechanic seem to think the engine block could have cracked.  Either way it would have to be replaced.  The needs a different engine … but new engines for that car are hard to get and the cost has jumped because they are made in Mexico and tRump’s tariffs are jumping up the price.  The good news is after calling a dozen different places the man was able to find an engine for it that had only 5,000 miles on it.   Basically new.  The car it had been in was totaled so he could get it for us for 2 grand.  Ron told him to go ahead.   He will get back to us with the labor cost.  

On the bathroom well all good plans of …   Ron got the pipes in for the water lines both hot and cold also the shower drain, we got the toilet taken off, the new floor put down which due to the tiles no locking heeded to be glued with corners ones being brad nailed, the toilet replaced with a new seal.   All good.  Ron rechecked his measurements and we even set the shower where he wanted it to check the alignment of the water and drain pipes.   We moved the shower back out and Ron built half the wall going across the two bathrooms and which would be the side wall of the shower.  He installed the vent pipe in the wall.   He ran the electric needed for the exhaust fan through the 2x4s.   

Then life got in the way of it being easy.  This morning we moved the shower in front of where it was to go.  Ron had for some reason made the drain pipe far too high from the floor decided to block the shower up so we could slide it back in place and lower it down over the pipe.  We got it blocked up and several times the blocks fell sideways so we scrambled to keep the shower from doing any damage like braking a water pipe.  Then as he got it back nearly to the wall reality made itself clear. 

The shower did not fit between the wall and the water pipes and the shower drain was off center of the hole in the shower itself.   Ron tried so hard to force it to wedge it in place until I reminded him that if he broke the pipes then the floor would have to be taken up and as it was glued that means all new floor tiles.   So we stopped for the day.   Tomorrow we move the shower out of the way and he will need to move the wall.  I hate to take even a couple inches out of the master bathroom but I guess if we have to do it to make getting both bathrooms done, then we do.   Below are the current pictures.  Best wishes for all and hugs for those that want them.