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  • How about a little history.
    I started this blog in 2003. It was to be all about our experience in house building. It's been an amazing journey. Sometimes I look around and I can't believe we acutally built this house and when I say we I mean we. Myself, my husband, his cousin Russ, our Dads and assorted friends and other relatives. We did hire a contractor to pour our foundation and we had a horrible experience with some drywallers but otherwise it was all us. We have been in the house now for one year. There are still a lot of details to finish up. I have some guilt about not posting house projects since I am a member of a house blog ring but there is a lot of valuable information on house building here so while my posts are more about living in our dream house you can still search my archives for posts on every aspect of house building. So? Are we there yet? Nearly. We still need doors and trim inside.......some flooring and tiling needs to be done so stay tuned-we'll get there.

Deck Building Party

  • Rick and susan
    Sunday the 12th was David's birthday and he asked for a deck building birthday party. We had lots of friends show up and got a lot done.

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April 14, 2008

Spring?

It seems that spring is coming later and later every year.  It sure felt like spring or summer really when we got temperatures well over 70 on Saturday, but it was back to rain on Sunday.  We were looking back at previous April dates to see what the apple trees were doing.

This is from this morning.  Not much going on there.

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April 07

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April 06

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April 05

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By this time most years the onions were up and the tomato plants were in.  Not sure why we are so far behind this year.

We did have a late snow a few weeks back.  The froggies came out prior to the snow and went back to bed to wait for spring I guess.  They are out in full force now.  We saw these guys on a walk at Narbeck last week.

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Here are what I think are salamander eggs.

Salamander It's hard to tell from this distance.  There are hundreds of eggs in that jelly like ball.

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Those are such wonderful photos! I love seeing all the different wildlife house bloggers have in their areas. It's taking a while for the ground to thaw here in Des Moines. I have a feeling that's going to make for good morel mushroom hunting in a few weeks though.

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