
I still need to finish joining the "L" of the counter top and install those last few base cabinets.

It was a fairly good day for running. The temperature was around 50 with clouds and light drizzle. A big change from Friday's 84 degrees and sunny. I woke up and stepped out on the porch to a chill and drizzle, so I decided to test out my arm warmers and threw on a hat.
The run went as well as I expected, knowing my training leading up to this race was less than ideal. With vacations and the kitchen project, I have missed most of my Saturday training runs, but all in all it was a good start to the racing season.
He pulled his hat down so far, he could hardly see!
After church on Sunday, we grabbed our fishing poles and headed across the street to see if we could catch some fish in the pond.
Nathan is a good fisherman in the making!
I gave Nathan a few tips on fishing...
...and he gave me a few tips too.
He definitely had some really good casts.



..."Almost" Nathan replies and he reels as fast as he can!

We tried to get Nathan to stand next to Heather for a picture, but this was the best one that we could get.
100% Dutch Girl!
Fast fact: this is the same park where I asked Heather to marry me!
I put in the pantry next to the stove...
...there is plenty of storage for our food, so it doesn't have to sit on the dining room table any more!
My good friend Ryan Faircloth came over Thursday evening and helped me install the kitchen sink, faucet and new disposal. We are now back in business with a working kitchen sink!
Saturday evening, I was able to hang some of the wall cabinets. I still need to finish painting the walls and ceiling, but it is a work in progress.
...and like a good dog, she torn into that little squirrel!
I just love surprises so much, I could hardly contain myself!
Evan was more excited about the balloons than his mom's birthday.
I wish you guys way more than luck. Have fun, take pictures and watch out for the Green Monster and enjoy the run!

...and a little music for the road.