







Getting close to pouring cement down in the foam walls. I'm standing near the front of the basement looking out to the back yard into what used to be Jake and Caleb's rooms. Those walls aren't quite as tall yet because they are building window bucks that have to be cut around to fit.
Standing in the fruit room showing how tall the ceiling is this time around along the outside wall.
Looking towards the front of the house with 6 rows now in place which brings it to 9'. I'll do another picture from the front next time.

Joe is working on cutting out the spot for a window, no small task evidently.
Tyler joins the crew for a few hours to add a much needed helping hand...thanks Tyler!
From the road this is what you can see. That gives you an idea how deep it sets in the ground right now.
Took a moment to shoot a photo of those who hadn't gotten away yet as we stopped to see the lake and park. Wasn't long before the football was being thrown and children were being hoisted onto swings - thanks to Darienne - and memories were being captured on film down by the waters edge. It was a gorgeous day.
Owen graciously offered to let me get in the picture too...thanks!
Two curious children watch for the tiny turtle to emerge from the safety of his shell. He didn't come out until much later so we sent them a picture via text message for them to see his cute little head.
Tuckered out from late nights and a busy vacation. Too sweet. They are ready for their own home and beds. This was taken as we said our good-byes and they were on their way again.

I took this picture from the 'back yard' looking toward the back of the house. To the left is the new addition on the garage and Uncle Bo is standing in what used to be about where Caleb and Jake's rooms were.
You know when this many trucks show up, something is going to get done...horray!
This is the view inside the walls where the concrete gets poured. Rebar is laid horizontally on the black spacers (not sure what they are called really, I'll check though) There are still several layers to go before they pour cement but it's a grand start!




Rain, Rain and more rain as we endure the effects of hurricane Gustav for the past several days.


During our recent weekend visit while Kathy was here I took some pictures of Mamaw and Papaw's place...completely picturesque. I never tire of it's charm and personality. Guess that's why Papaw lovingly refers to their place as, 'Camelot'. Notice the new look of the dining room, so pretty. Great job guys and gals...you know who you are.



