Friday, October 21, 2005

Kids bathroom

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The back side

Here is the backside of the house, the door is covered for transport. Posted by Picasa
Our fridge.
Kitchen island (notice the ceramic edging)
Kitchen from by the entrance. Notice the ceramic edging.
Here is our kitchen (notice the ceramic edging and backsplash)

Family Room

This will be our family room on the front of the house. Posted by Picasa

Thursday, October 20, 2005

Sunrise

This was what I saw a couple days ago walking out the front door. Click on it to see it larger. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, October 16, 2005

Oh how lovely

Took this on the lot today too. Posted by Picasa

Pretty

Thought you'd enjoy a fall artsy fartsy photo from the lot today. Posted by Picasa
Ready for the house! Dirt all filled in, etc. The house should be done on wedesday, on the lot by friday or next monday, and set on next Tuesday!!!
Here is our "basement." Still digging...

Saturday, October 15, 2005

Here are Jen & Alex on the wagon at Tweetsie.
This is Jenny & Alex with Miss Emerald at Tweetsie. Aren't they cute?

Friday, October 14, 2005

Modern war and the media

This is another great post on Ryan Call's blogspot. I had to post it here too. It is as follows:

My Uncle Craig wrote this outstanding article in our hometown newspaper. Enjoy.
As American casualties mount in Iraq and Aghanistan, and popular support for the President's war against terrorism fades, I am struck by a single, seemingly inescapable conclusion. If we had television in 1943, and the news media had been allowed to film, in color, the unspeakable horror of the assault on Tarawa, where 1,000 Marines and Navy medical personnel were killed in just three days of brutal fighting, and had shown it to the American public 24 hours a day, I don't believe there would have been a Normandy invasion in 1944, or assaults on Iwo Jima and Okinawa in 1945.
Having seen the true brutal nature of war, our basic humanity would have demanded that we negotiate peace with Hitler and Hirohito. Of course, that would have allowed most of Europe and all of China, Indonesia, Burma, and the Philippines to remain clenched in the iron grip of the worst despots known to mankind. What would the world look like today had that happened?
World War III, popularly known as The Cold War, saw America and the free world defeat communism. I'm convinced the tyrants of history's dustbin have now been replaced by radical Islamic fascism, and we are now engaged in World War IV against that new evil. I know American soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen have the determination and dedication to win World War IV. I'm just not so sure the American public does.

Saturday, October 08, 2005

Kincaid furniture sale!!

Check out my selection of Kincaid furniture! Click on the link:

http://bargainbarn.blogspot.com/

This is our latest investment.

Friday, October 07, 2005

here's another. They were building a house of sticks.
this was taken the other day at the lot. Alex and Jenny had a great time playing in the dirt.

Thursday, October 06, 2005

1545 Liberty Grove Church Road Fleetwood, NC 28626 There isn't a mailbox yet, but we have an address!! I'm thrilled!
I can't work this thing, here's the address: