Saturday, August 21, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
7 Weeks Later a New Roof
They came they roofed and they left, all in one day. Now we have a brand new roof on the house we are selling! And I painted, sprucing up the place for future showings. What a "blessing". Eileen took the photos. The moving van comes Monday. It looks like we just might make it by the time they arrive!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
One Month Later
Lots has happened in the last month. We closed on our house in Alamo Country Club, shredded financial documents from 1958-2002, weathered a tornado-see pictures-, sorted and dispursed alot of stuff preparing to move, Eileen received her new d'Agle autohard (no pics yet it came before she dressed) and the beginning of the storm clean up. Does anyone want lots of firewood? Ten very large trees down, but thanks to Juan Carlos most are cut up and stacked neatly in the yard awaiting free firewood takers, but only if they take it all at once, otherways is'y $100 a truckload. Wood includes wild cherry and pine. Notice the beautiful flower that survived the storm just feet away from the large trees which almost missed the house. Thank heavens for Erie Insurance, they were here the morning after!
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
GLASS Frustrated Maestroes Rally
We just returned from the 2010 GLASS (Great Lakes Area Spring Spree) Rally in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Great time making music with our friends at the Rally. The photos show Eileen and friends performing with the Frustrated Maestroes at the Rally. No one really seems to know why we're frustrated, we sure have fun and make great music!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
STUFF!
Here are a collection of before photos of the inside of our Indiana house. So much stuff! It's is amazing we have collected all this stuff, none have we used in the last eight months! So what does that say about us? We have too much stuff! We doing a great favor for our children. We're going to dget rid of it now so they don't have to later.
The real prize at our Indiana house is the Jack-in-the-Pulpits that come up every spring and always in a different place. How does this happen?
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