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    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 18, 2008

Wait a Minute!

It's April right?  It is not supposed to be snowing.

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It is snowing big time.  We have about 2" so far.  They say another inch tonight and freezing temps.

Apple_and_snow You saw last post that Spring is a little behind this year.  I sure hope the buds survive this.

Big_leaf_maple_and_snow_2 All the buds have a nice coating of ice.  This is the big leaf maple in front of the house.

Magnolia_and_snow This is my neighbors Magnolia tree, just about to bloom.

Maple_and_snow

Here is my new Japanese Maple, it is still in the pot.

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The Salmon-berries are all weighted down with snow and ice. 

While completely out of place it is so beautiful, so silent and crisp. 

We had to put the heat back in the chicken house and I'm glad we don't have tomatoes in already, there are a lot of folks scurrying around getting their gardens covered up.

I'm also glad it's Saturday tomorrow as the roads are going to be a mess.

 

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Global Warming my frozen ass. Glad I am in California in the sunshine. But the pictures sure are pretty Jane.:)

Crazy, isn't it? We've lucked out with missing the snow here south of Seattle (hail, though)...but you're right smack-dab in the midst of that Convergence Zone, aren't you? What a bizarre contrast with snow and blooms. Beautiful photos, but I'm sure ready for blue skies and WARMTH!

wow - i can't believe you're getting crazy whether like that!! how wild...

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