Vicki
What a fine looking start Vicki and I'm jealous! When I tear down the old section of our house I want to use a post and beam frame. I would leave a majority of the overhead beams exposed with a cathedral ceiling, same as what I have now. Log cabin siding to match would keep the house looking original. I'm afraid using my second floor will soon be coming to an end. Enough of me. Called the hospital to talk to Sonja last night and they said she was discharged. Tried calling her at home tonight and an answering machine refused to have a conversation with me. We celebrated what seemed like a lot of birthdays Saturday, David, Will, Emma, and of course we could not leave Drew out. A perfect day was had at our expanded beach with a chicken BBQ and blueberry picking and eating. Eighteen yards of new sand gave all the kids a new adventure. Winter is coming. My outdoor evening working minutes grow shorter with each passing day. After the predicted 100 degree heat Tuesday this is about the only clue as to the impending cold. We did get more than an inch of rain on Sunday. This morning the brown grass offered a green tint to the discerning eye. By this afternoon the blandness brown was dominant once again.
What a fine looking start Vicki and I'm jealous! When I tear down the old section of our house I want to use a post and beam frame. I would leave a majority of the overhead beams exposed with a cathedral ceiling, same as what I have now. Log cabin siding to match would keep the house looking original. I'm afraid using my second floor will soon be coming to an end. Enough of me. Called the hospital to talk to Sonja last night and they said she was discharged. Tried calling her at home tonight and an answering machine refused to have a conversation with me. We celebrated what seemed like a lot of birthdays Saturday, David, Will, Emma, and of course we could not leave Drew out. A perfect day was had at our expanded beach with a chicken BBQ and blueberry picking and eating. Eighteen yards of new sand gave all the kids a new adventure. Winter is coming. My outdoor evening working minutes grow shorter with each passing day. After the predicted 100 degree heat Tuesday this is about the only clue as to the impending cold. We did get more than an inch of rain on Sunday. This morning the brown grass offered a green tint to the discerning eye. By this afternoon the blandness brown was dominant once again.
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