we finished painting the porch this weekend! go us! i love the combination of white and "battleship grey", way to go huz! (in all honesty he did most of the work, but I did the stairs! well part of 'em anyway...)
always working....
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Thursday, September 2
Friday, August 27
Making Plans
Recently a co worker asked me if I had any good first date ideas. Well I haven’t been on one of those in a long time so experience wasn’t going to be a factor in my suggestions. None the less, I attacked the question with enthusiasm anyway. Here are some of the date ideas my coworkers and I were able to come up with.
1. Go to a winery. There are tons here in Indiana. I especially like Huber’s Orchard and Winery. Their tasting room is in the second story of an old barn. The first story is the shop and dining area. They have an outdoor patio where you can drink your selection and dine on a cheese plate or dinner fare. During the summer months they have free music on the weekends. What makes this place the best is that the wine is GREAT!
2. Get your freak on. Louisville is a great town with tons of spirit. This weekend we’re trying for the World’s Largest Zombie Gathering right on Bardstown road! If Zombie’s aren’t your thing have no fear! How do you feel about Pirates? Next weekend the Frazier Arms Museum is hosting the bid for the World’s Largest Pirate Gathering. Yup, that’s what we do in Kentucky.
3. Speaking of museums, have you checked your local ones out? So what if you’ve grown up in the area and think you know all there is to know about how Louisville Sluggers are made. You don’t and I guarantee a trip through the bat factory will be both enlightening and enjoyable. Not a Louisvillian? Or Kentuckianan for that matter? Just google “(your town) museums” and you’ll get something like this:
(that google never fails to amaze…)
4. Be a townie. Think of that little place you love to visit with the amazing (insert noun) that no one from out of town could ever find. You know the one that you can’t even google ‘cause it doesn’t have a website? Well here in Clarksville there’s this little place called the Widow’s Walk Ice Creamery. Grab a few scoops of chilly delight and sit down to catch the best glimpses of downtown Louisville available.
1. Go to a winery. There are tons here in Indiana. I especially like Huber’s Orchard and Winery. Their tasting room is in the second story of an old barn. The first story is the shop and dining area. They have an outdoor patio where you can drink your selection and dine on a cheese plate or dinner fare. During the summer months they have free music on the weekends. What makes this place the best is that the wine is GREAT!
(photo not actually taken at hubers, but it was a winery)
2. Get your freak on. Louisville is a great town with tons of spirit. This weekend we’re trying for the World’s Largest Zombie Gathering right on Bardstown road! If Zombie’s aren’t your thing have no fear! How do you feel about Pirates? Next weekend the Frazier Arms Museum is hosting the bid for the World’s Largest Pirate Gathering. Yup, that’s what we do in Kentucky.
3. Speaking of museums, have you checked your local ones out? So what if you’ve grown up in the area and think you know all there is to know about how Louisville Sluggers are made. You don’t and I guarantee a trip through the bat factory will be both enlightening and enjoyable. Not a Louisvillian? Or Kentuckianan for that matter? Just google “(your town) museums” and you’ll get something like this:
4. Be a townie. Think of that little place you love to visit with the amazing (insert noun) that no one from out of town could ever find. You know the one that you can’t even google ‘cause it doesn’t have a website? Well here in Clarksville there’s this little place called the Widow’s Walk Ice Creamery. Grab a few scoops of chilly delight and sit down to catch the best glimpses of downtown Louisville available.
Wednesday, August 18
milkbone manor
(lots of photos ahead...)
so mom and dad are keeping the dogs outside during the day now. no fret, the spoiled rotten pooches aren't being left outside high and dry! you see, to protect their precious paws from the elements mom enlisted my handyman husband to build a doghouse. not just any doghouse mind you, she found photos online and then put her contractor to work. (to see the inspiration, check this out; or view the image gallery). so without further ado.... the building process:
And now, the finished project!
so mom and dad are keeping the dogs outside during the day now. no fret, the spoiled rotten pooches aren't being left outside high and dry! you see, to protect their precious paws from the elements mom enlisted my handyman husband to build a doghouse. not just any doghouse mind you, she found photos online and then put her contractor to work. (to see the inspiration, check this out; or view the image gallery). so without further ado.... the building process:
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| huz trimming the siding |
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| remi managing the workers |
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| huz working on siding, dad leveling the ground |
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| the demanding client |
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| my lovely contribution, drying before the second coat |
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| my finished signs |
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initial inspection |
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| the huz inspecting for water after a rain |
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| a window! yay! |
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| graham in the door |
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| watching dad hang up their sign |
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| two-fer! |
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| i was trying to get her to stick her head out of the window, note her paws on the window sill... |
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| all together now, awwwwww |
Monday, August 16
2 years!
2 glorious years. here is a small smattering of the highlights...
loves you handsome! you're the absolute bestest!
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