Molly and Brookie.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Biggies
Molly had a "JK playdate" on Saturday. The JKers from St. Catherine's were joined by the JK boys from St. Christopher's for a morning of fun in the gym. It is a way for the boys and girls to mix and get to know each other. It wasn't very surprising that the boys stuck together and the girls stayed together.
Molly and Brookie.
Peyton, Georgia, and Molly.
Molly and Brookie.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
I almost have a kitchen
Our Kitchen is almost complete. The cabinets are in, appliances installed, but have drama with the counter tops. They are all wrong. The stone is wrong and on top of that, they were cut and installed poorly. Right now we are trying to work it out with the kitchen design company, stone wholesaler, and the fabricator. 2 of the three are being helpful, but the guy who cut the stone is not. He did a C- job at best and we are not going to keep them in that condition. So, for now, I have a kitchen that functions, but is not finished.
Cabinets getting put in place.
The day before the cabinets were delivered I asked David (contractor) to see what was behind the bulk head near the frig. We always thought it was the support wall and never thought it could come down. We were wrong. All we found was some electrical wires...
Cabinets getting put in place.
Silliness at dinner
Saturday, January 10, 2009
I miss my kitchen....
I don't want my old one back mind you. I am just ready for this to be over. I got a call from Rena, (Kitchen Designer) to tell me that the cabinets will arrive to my house on the 20th and David (contractor) will be installing on the 21st!!! YIPPEE!
Here is how things look right now. The breakfast nook area is built. Matt (painter) has primed the seats and we are going to stain the table.
View from the back steps.
Dry wall is now up. The wires coming out of the wall is were the under cabinet lights will go. The yellow one is for the microwave hood.
Here is how things look right now. The breakfast nook area is built. Matt (painter) has primed the seats and we are going to stain the table.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Christmas part 1
So the pictures taken at my parents and on Christmas morning are on my camera which is in the car. Since it is raining and cold I do not want to go out there. So here are some of before Christmas.
I didn't feel excited this year for Christmas this year. I think it was a combination of many things but mostly because my house was in a state of chaos. (still is) Hopefully next year all will better.
Becca in my old rocker in an outfit Molly wore at 18 months!
Becca loved the Christmas tree. By the time I took down the tree, all the ornaments on the bottom had been moved to the top. She loved the lights and would try to pull them off.

Molly, Jack and Becca got a great big package from their great aunt and uncle in Nevada. Since I would not let them open the gifts inside, they settled for the box. It kept them entertained for most of the day. They colored it and called it the Peanut Car. At one point, Becca, was in it being "driven" around the living room.
Becca getting caught!
I thought for a while I was going to do a more posed picture for our Christmas card. While I loved this picture, the one I used seemed better. It was taken one evening when Scott was out of town and I had finished reading to them. They were in our bed laughing and having fun. It was a sweet memory to me and meant more to me than the posed one.
I know they are mine, but, I love them.....
I didn't feel excited this year for Christmas this year. I think it was a combination of many things but mostly because my house was in a state of chaos. (still is) Hopefully next year all will better.
Becca in my old rocker in an outfit Molly wore at 18 months!
Molly, Jack and Becca got a great big package from their great aunt and uncle in Nevada. Since I would not let them open the gifts inside, they settled for the box. It kept them entertained for most of the day. They colored it and called it the Peanut Car. At one point, Becca, was in it being "driven" around the living room.
I thought for a while I was going to do a more posed picture for our Christmas card. While I loved this picture, the one I used seemed better. It was taken one evening when Scott was out of town and I had finished reading to them. They were in our bed laughing and having fun. It was a sweet memory to me and meant more to me than the posed one.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Rotten
My third born is rotten. Spoiled. Molly said today that she is happy I wanted another baby because "...Becca is so cute and I love her. I love having a sister. I'm glad she's here."
These are from Monday. Becca Boo loves Molly's rocking chair. She was rocking herself so hard that you can see my foot keeping her in.
Jack also LOVES his baby.
These are from Monday. Becca Boo loves Molly's rocking chair. She was rocking herself so hard that you can see my foot keeping her in.
Out with the old...
I do not understand why, but my pictures always change order now when I upload them....
Anyway. Walls are down. Floors are up. Beams are secure. Here are some home remodeling picts.
This is a shot of the wall down and the beam up to support the floor above. It seems that the kitchen area was added 10 years after the house was built and no one could tell it was baring wall. We will have a slight bulk head but nothing to bad. Another good thing about opening the wall is we could see an old pipe leaking that we didn't know about.
The night before the wall came down I allowed Molly, Jack, and Becca to write on it. They had a blast!!
Never again I told them! :)

Support beam put up today. See all that brick? The walls in my house are 3 bricks wide/deep.
Before construction.


More after. Can you see all the years of funk? 3 letters were found behind the cabinets. One was dated 1967 from a 16 year old boy who wrote it to who ever in the future would find it. He talked about his 5 siblings, neighbors, and politicians who were corrupt, war, and how he and his brother were going to enlist in the Army and go to Vietnam. I wonder what ever really happened to him. Guess I will have to Google him....
Anyway. Walls are down. Floors are up. Beams are secure. Here are some home remodeling picts.
This is a shot of the wall down and the beam up to support the floor above. It seems that the kitchen area was added 10 years after the house was built and no one could tell it was baring wall. We will have a slight bulk head but nothing to bad. Another good thing about opening the wall is we could see an old pipe leaking that we didn't know about.
Support beam put up today. See all that brick? The walls in my house are 3 bricks wide/deep.
More after. Can you see all the years of funk? 3 letters were found behind the cabinets. One was dated 1967 from a 16 year old boy who wrote it to who ever in the future would find it. He talked about his 5 siblings, neighbors, and politicians who were corrupt, war, and how he and his brother were going to enlist in the Army and go to Vietnam. I wonder what ever really happened to him. Guess I will have to Google him....
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