Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Our Green House











These are a few pictures of our house before we painted it. The pictures don't quite do justice to how green it was.

The top left photo is part of the kitchen, the top right is the living room, the bottom left is the master bath and the bottom right is the guest bath.

Once we have our boxes put away, I will post some "after" pictures. Or all of you who live in Ketchikan are welcome to stop by and see the progress.

We are blessed to have so much great help from the guys who have helped us move all of our stuff to gals who have babysat Benaiah and helped me organize a bit of our new home.

Presently, Eric is up in the attic (I hear him clunking around) putting more insulation in the ceiling. He has been so busy with work, that it is hard to get time to work on the house, but we're chiseling away at it as we can.

Having my folks here to work on our house was great! We had a great time together and they got so much done. My sis and her kids came in too towards the end of my folks' visit and helped us too. Even Margie from TNB was in town and stopped by to visit and help out.

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At 4:47 PM , Blogger Jennifer Caskey said...

Oh you have a wall oven too! They are nice you dont have to stoop to put things in it and get things out. :)l

 
At 1:05 AM , Blogger Cooke family said...

I can see how you might get tired of all that green! It looks like a nice place! It'll be great to see it finished!

 
At 6:50 AM , Blogger Karen said...

Hi Sarah,
I just read your comment that you left under the post about Montana on our blog. I didn't know that Eric was from Montana! I think it would be really cool to visit his home and see a working ranch. That reminds of when we first came to Ketchikan and the church had a Valentine social event. Eric gave a demonstration of how to rope a cow using a bale of hay. That was a lot of fun. We are all the way in South Dakota now. Not very close to Anaconda! It would be wonderful to see you and your little family, growing family.
Karen Nason

 

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