Bathroom Remodel: wiring finished, bit of structural engineering and a start on the drywall

Wiring is finished!:

GFCI recep. to 3 function switch to...

...bath fan with light, nightlight and vent fan:

Second GFCI recep. to switch to vanity light:

I noticed that this ceiling joist was becoming twisted and so, while I still had access to it (I am about to install ceiling drywall), I thought I'd do a bit of "structural engineering" by bolting it to the adjacent rafter section (left):

Step one: drill through both:

Run long bolt through both boards and install flat washer, lock washer and nut, tighten....slowly and carefully!:

Note that I did not pull them all the way together. I started hearing a bit of creaking and so stopped. The main goal hear was not to completely fix the warping, but to keep it from getting worse. I achieved that and also provided stability for the drywall that will soon be attached.

Speaking of drywall: here's the first couple of pieces (5/8 inch thick, water and mold resistant). Soon....sanding....fun!!!