Yay the ceiling, after doing the side walls...

One side is shiny, the other is rustic an rusty.

And yes, it's a pain to get boards up onto the ceiling, especially when that ceiling is at an angle.

 While waiting for some flashing to show up, I did the door surround. I'm liking it all plain like that.
 Here's above the front door and that's the reclaimed rusty metal roofing, put a coat of poly on it to seal it up.
 An here's the other side nice an shiny, 10" flashing with 2" strips over the seams.
Here's the start of the ceiling above where the old hallway used to be, hope to be done with that by the weekend so I can get started on the other side.

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