House front. So nice to have an attached garage so you don't have to go out in
the elements to get to your car! Right? Except the idiot who designed the place
put tiny single doors on instead of a double and the van wouldn't fit in even if
there was room. No room inside is the hazard of losing a basement for storage.
the elements to get to your car! Right? Except the idiot who designed the place
put tiny single doors on instead of a double and the van wouldn't fit in even if
there was room. No room inside is the hazard of losing a basement for storage.
And just to illustrate, since the first of June, this how much
the tree has grown since then. Time to prune I think!
eat-in kitchen/dining room (love all the light from the
sliding glass doors, not a fan of the curtains already there)
sliding glass doors, not a fan of the curtains already there)
down the hallway is Emmett's room/playroom (it's SO
nice to have the mess of toys out of the living room!)
Avery and Carson's room. Avery graduated up to his Dad's old
childhood bed and Carson graduated up to Avery's old bed from the crib.
That's right, Emmett actually has a crib now instead of the pack-n-play!
I love having the laundry out of the basement. I can actually hear when it's done!
The door goes to the garage. Travis' pile on my dryer has been
there since moving in, and it's STILL there. I'm getting ready to
unceremoniously dump them in the garage... right in his way.
One of my favorite aspects of the house - our closet!
No picture of our room, but it's probably double the
space of any of our previous small bedrooms - yea!
Out the backdoor. I had this post all ready and suddenly realized I was missing the backyard,
which I have to share since it's a little strange. It looks promising just looking out the door...
...but then you see the rest and realize there's no grass! The large deck is great,
and really it's perfect for the boys with the bark, rocks and lots of flat surface to
drive cars on, but still... Also, those two trees at the end of the deck cut off about
a third of the yard and make the place feel smaller than it is. One bonus is that
it takes 3 minutes max to mow all our grass with just the little patch in front.
And, because it seems appropriate for this post, I had to share the lengths we go for our technology. Turns out the only plug in the house that accesses the cable for internet is in the living room. With the computer at the opposite corner of the house in our room, a line had to be run. We wanted to run an ethernet cable to the entertainment center anyway, so Travis had the pleasure of enjoying the crawl space under the house. At least it wasn't the worst one he'd ever been in, but he took a spiderweb eliminator (see the stick) anyway.
And that's our house. With only 8 months left on
the lease I'm feeling very belated in giving the tour!
the lease I'm feeling very belated in giving the tour!
7 comments:
Laurie! How fun! It looks great...hum...maybe we should move there;)
CUTE house!! I'm in love with your closet, and your same-level laundry room. (What I wouldn't give...) Also, I wish I could figure out why your blog updates show up for me only sporadically. Really, I just had to read back through like 6 posts to realize what you'd been up to. Maybe I'll just have to check in more often, even if blogger doesn't tell me you've written. Glad you've enjoyed your summer!!
Looks great, Laurie! I love the landscaping too.
THat last pic is my favorite, he he.
Your place looks great I bet your loving it. That front yard is impressive.
What a beautiful home!!! Love the curb appeal!!!
Looks perfect! You guys seem very settled, but we really miss you!! Glad you've found a great spot for your family.
I love seeing how different it looks in that area compared to Milwaukee and where we are all settling now. It's such a cute home. I can only imagine how much the boys love that backyard!
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