Saturday, May 24, 2008

First Farmers Market

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B&W




Monday, May 12, 2008

Ian 9-10 Months


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I forgot to write something about Ian at nine months....I can understand that when a second child comes around there are only minimal pictures in existance. Anyway...Ian crawls like crazy, babyproofing is in full swing, he loves to be on or in any type of moving device (car, bike, stroller), he is self feeding about anything you put in front of him, he loves his bottle (even from his mommy), he is very active and really likes the dogs, he still only has two teeth but you can see the top ones trying to break, he sleeps great and is just a gem.

Electrical TEDIUM




Doing the electrical work has taken quite awhile. Its a lot of work....the plugs are in and most of the wire. We have 4 out of 12 of our recessed lights installed. That will be a long job...hopefully this weekend is the tear up the floor and make it all work stage.
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First Swings

Chillin
Smilin
Eatin
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Evans World


Some pics of new baby Elliott....you must check out the Evans World Blog....
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Baby Will and Ian



Our recent visit to SLC came with some good pics...I will post the video soon of these two...funny. Ian loves to give hugs and they bonked heads a few time. They are only 1 month apart and that is not even noticable anymore.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008


Well, today it happened. Ian is now mobile. Oh goody!

Solid!



Here is what the finished framing looks like for the now very well supported beam and sliding glass door.












NEW TOOL-- with all the framing I do it just makes sense to have a decent framing gun doesn't it? Think of all the time I can save... right?



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What to do about that funny beam

About the only suprise we found during the demo had to do with how the roof is supported on the west side. The roof seems to be supported by a beam that transfered the weight of the roof to a header above a window. The weight was then transfered to either side of the window and down to the floor. With the help of a temporary beam (two 2x6) the window opening was converted to the right size for a new five foot sliding door.



While I worked on framing in the new door opening Bryan hung the old kitchen cabinets in the garage. Bryan came up with a great layout and reorganized much of the garage in the process. Thanks for your help Bryan!


Beer-thirty!

Saturday, April 26, 2008

More Demo Pics




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Owl Friends


For the last two years we have had some owl friends living in our trees. Every evening they start hooting to each other right as the sun is beginning to set. It is cool...maybe not for some but I like close owl encounters.
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Monday, April 14, 2008

Kitchen Remodel DEMO WEEKEND (before)






Before Pics
With tons of help from Dad, Mom, Terry, and Brian we managed to clear out our entire kitchen in one weekend. It was pretty fast actually. Now the fun begins....what should we do next?
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Demo Weekend (after)



No more dog/plant/weird door confusion room. Goodbye horrible cabinets and closed in 70's kitchen; hello laundry room kitchen and huge mess for now.Posted by Picasa

Friday, April 04, 2008

USU Modeling Gig


Since Andy is the marketing guy for the bookstore Ian was the model. After 200 something pics and a few outfit changes he was pretty beat. Very professional though. Cutest baby aggie ever!
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8 Months Old



Ian is sitting up, has higher volume and two teeth appeared (can bite!)
He is loving daycare..he is very popular there. We are enjoying getting on our bikes now that the weather has improved (besides the april snowstorm). He is such a gem....
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