You can't see the other socket as the desk is in the way, but this is what they look like:

Impulse buy in the shop; thought that 6 sockets in the corner should just about be enough for the computer area.

Our friend A has come along to help after lunch; today will mostly be sorting the floor out which given how twisted some of the planks are, you really need two people to do it.  One to anchor an end in, and the other to batter their way into the middle, block between the plank and the hammer as you force the tongue into the groove (heh).

Then the other to batter their way to the middle, and then straighten it up with some more battering, then nail it to the bearers.

No pics of this seeing as I was at work (dammit), but here's what the floor looks like now the woodwork's done.

The shedshed is a bit tunnel-like but there's not a lot I can do about that.

The studioshed is looking pretty vast though, ~3 x 4.5m:

In response to a question last Shedyssey, this is how the corners of the log fit together.  Below we have a nice snug fit of the tongue and groove, and an abysmal fit.  That log just wouldn't sit right, despite some heavy duty battering with weights draped over it to hold it down.  This was the best we managed.

I get home from work, send Dad in to have a bath and tidy up for him. 

On the right hand side of the shed, I notice the logs start to bow out a bit.  We jam short pieces of wood between the brick wall and the outside of the shed and it straightens.  We pile bricks and the old paving slabs on top to hopefully push the logs onto each other a bit more.

Then as it's his last night, we go through the work plan for tomorrow and get riotously pissed together.  My Dad's ace, and I tell him so.  Cue drunken hugs in the kitchen before MBW comes up to tell us to keep the noise down a bit.