If it isn't ready it'll have to wait or get fixed along the way. The more we do this the more it resembles living on a boat. First you throw a couple thou at it, then you take her out for a little test ride so you can plan on where you will be spending the next couple thou. Then you finally get to the point where you figure, what the hell, it's time to get moving and improvise along the way.
So tomorrow we meet up with the "really old Teagues" and head over to the "really almost middle aged Teagues" and see how much of a burden we can be for the rest of the week.
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| the baby room |
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| preparing for the vertical ascent |
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| The grocery store; complete with scanning check out registers |
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| Never too soon to develop good oral hygiene habits |
Since we are basically wusses, we cancelled the bike ride yesterday due to drizzle. Ryan and I took Nina to the children's museum while Teri and Judy hit the farmers market and did some big box shopping.
Gotta go for now. Stay dry.
1 comment:
Middle aged Teagues? Good thing I'm a Rishforth! Tee hee!
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