We are getting things cleaned up here. The following are pics of our family room, from varying angles. This is the sitting room/computer room angle. We will post more pics as things continue to get in order.

This is our sitting room/computer room/kids library/playroom (and part of our family room).

Getting cleaner!

Fuzzy picture of our cleaner family room (our "Media room"). Notice the kids Library on the far right of the picture.

Some progress made (this was taken on the 15th).

Victory over boxes...

We have lots of bird friends here, but haven't been able to put up the feeder yet. A little ice (no, none of that is snow, just ice...) and our deck work fine though. Look close and you'll see seven birds on the deck.

We got a tree (thanks Mimi and my folks).

Moving stinks...

Shiree got sick (so did I)...

Moving has been a trial!

It's a boy! Today Shiree had an ultrasound, and here he is! The due date is May 18th.

Here he is with a little enhancing to better discern his outline.

Computer at new house, no phones...

We have taken the computer over to our new house, and have no phone line yet, so I am posting this from work. Don't try to call our home phone, it is no more. We got power yesterday, and the propane tank set. Today we should get it filled and hooked up. We move tomorrow morning! We should have a phone out there by monday ( I hope). Call our cell if you need us.

Amazing!

Got this off of the weather channel today. This has been an unbelievable storm year! And this doesn't mention the earthquakes! Read on:

Tropical Storm Epsilon, the 26th named storm of this remarkable hurricane season, has been christened in the Atlantic Ocean about 845 miles east of Bermuda. Epsilon is churning westward and may gradually increase in strength. It is, however, expected to shift to an ENE track after about 36 hours, thus sparing Bermuda any effects. The storm likely will become extratropical by this weekend as it continues its journey over the open waters of the eastern Atlantic.

The amazing 2005 Atlantic hurricane season has shattered many long-standing records, chief among them a record number of named storms, twenty-six, which has obliterated the previous record of twenty-one in 1933. There also have been 13 hurricanes so far this season breaking the old record of 12 set in 1969. Another record set was for the most category-five hurricanes, three, with Katrina, Rita and Wilma. Wilma became the strongest hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin with a pressure of 882 mb breaking the old record set by Gilbert (888 mb) in 1988. Katrina likely will be the costliest U.S. hurricane on record. Also, the final seasonal tally for damage will be the greatest in U.S. history, breaking the previous record set just last year. The landfall of four major hurricanes in the U.S. also set a record.

Here is the house right before I left today. You can see the door we put up today on the crawlspace, our air conditioning unit, our smooth yard, and the new deck.

The guy came by and smoothed out our yard today and I spread some grass seed. If you look close, you can see our house number (1545).

Deck. You can see our temporary power cord running by the base of the deck.

Here is our house as seen from the far corner by the road. That's going to be a lot of grass to mow next year! Notice the deck and if you look closely, our new door to the basement/crawlspace.

Here is Shiree and the kids standing on our messy deck.