September 9, 2023
Week 28 & 29: Finished the upper roof, finished and nailed off all the plywood on the first floor, continued working on the lower roof, plus a million other little things.
Didn't get many pictures as it's a lot of odd and end stuff we're finishing up right now in preparation for the electricians who are suppose to come in on the 25th.
Aside from working on the house it was a busy week. On Monday Grammy came over with Tommy and Hadley.
On Tuesday the did their first day of preschool with Grammy. They were pretty excited!!!! Did their own hair for this special day. :)
On Wednesday Wyatt took Blue Silo chocolate milk and cookies for his flight team which meets after chapel.
We also very last minute drove to Eugene to deliver milk and yogurt to Daddy.
Wednesday afternoon I finished up a Blue Silo shirt for Mrs. H. She's the absolute sweetest. Carter is in her class this year and he is so proud of his Daddy and Uncle Robert and their new creamery. He talks about it ALL the time and Mrs. H wanted to surprise him. Hazel of course had to match her favorite teacher the next day when she wore it. Love the way Crosshill teachers support and love on our kids!!!
I was feeling pretty good about all that I accomplished on Wednesday until we got to Sadie's 1st volleyball game that afternoon. It was across town so we raced home after school, did homework, packed up dinner, and got to the game 15 minutes early, or so we thought... As we neared the gym we could tell that the game had already started and thought shoot. So we all hurried to find a seat just to find out it was the 2nd match and LITERALLY 2 minutes later the game was over. Soooooooo frustrating!!!
September 16, 2023
Brandon worked on roofing the small roof over the garage this weekend and we opened up the closet in Sadie's room which will connect the old part of the house to the new.
Sadie wasn't thrilled that the day had come to do this as it's quite invasive to her space but she's being a good sport about it all and it was really exciting to get a better feel of the end product.
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