Today is the day I leave the U.S. of A for Canada. I arrived in Wisconsin last Wednesday and have enjoyed a week filled with lots of family time. It flew by way too quickly and I feel like I just arrived....and now I am gone. Last night my sister Barbara and I spent the evening in Chicago at my sister Lynda and her husband Scott’s house. This morning they dropped me off at O'Hare for my flight to Toronto. Lynda works for United Airlines so I am catching the flight using something they call “companion tickets”. These tickets are great! You pay a fraction of the normal ticket price with the stipulation you have to fly stand-by.
Today, Chicago to Toronto, no problem. There are seven flights and this many flights are a big benefit when flying stand-by.
Our day begins at 6:45 am, when we leave for the airport to catch the 9am flight to Toronto. Oops…I learn it is overbooked. No problem I can catch the 11:48.
I hang around for another 2 ½ hours enjoying free internet access, and a great cappuccino. Time has come for boarding the flight. No, wait, why does it say there are 10 people “waitlisted” and no seats available for these 10...including S REDDICK. Why are people crying? Why do they keep announcing that they will pay big bucks for anyone willing to give up their seat? Why? Because United cancelled an earlier flight and so there are many people waiting to get to Toronto. I am number 10. Oh, Oh….now they will have to move me forward with the other “waitlisters” for the next flight. This one also comes and goes without me on board. “Sorry“, the guy says. Maybe tomorrow. MAYBE TOMORROW??!! Not good to loose a day if you only have a week to begin with. It’s not as if I need to have a good excuse not to go to work! This is vacation time I am loosing out on!!!
Now I sit here waiting for the “next available flight”. GOOD NEWS!! I am told there are 15 people on another flight that are supposed to be here but their flight is delayed. Looking good!!! YEEHAA!!!! I am ready to go. Oh Oh…they just delayed my potential flight by 15 minutes. Delayed long enough to get the 15 missing passengers on board??!!! Is that why? They are blaming air traffic control. HUH?? That is strange. Oh Boy.
I love Chicago. I really do. I love flying more, though.
A very good priced ticket vs. a confirmed seat? I guess next time I will choose a confirmed seat!
Now we hear the delay has been expanded to 45 minutes. 30 minutes into this people begin rushing to the counter to get their seats….ahhh……please please please
No luck. They filled the flight. I have another 2 ½ hour wait. They tell me the next flight is booked. I am third on the wait list. Some guy named Bruce told me if I prayed with him I would get on that flight. He said it worked for C.SHAW who got the last seat on the just-departed-delayed flight. He said he could create a miracle. Thanks, Bruce, really. Sorry, but I have to head to the bar. A nice glass of Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc? Yes, right now THAT seems like a small miracle in my already very long day.
Wish me luck…..
P.S. What does “toddling” mean, anyway?? Really?!
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
The most common thing we hear…
We have lots of visitors here on our cliff. Some are our guests and others are just “checking us out“. Without fail the thing we always hear is that the web site does not REALLY show how beautiful Arriba de la Roca is. It is impossible to capture the 360 degree views and the impact of the ocean. Whether it is the views of the Pacific up the north coast, or looking down the south beach, or most impressively, the expansive view of waves, and rocks from our fire pit, a camera can not capture the beauty here. When you add the Sierra de la Laguna mountain range that covers our entire east vista, you have heaven on earth.
Please come visit us and share in our dream. I promise you will be as pleased as everyone else who has climbed inside our Kawasaki Mule and ascended to Arriba de la Roca.
Please come visit us and share in our dream. I promise you will be as pleased as everyone else who has climbed inside our Kawasaki Mule and ascended to Arriba de la Roca.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
I CAN NOT BELEIVE....
It has been almost two months since I have done a post! Seriously, where does the time go? I have been deficient with my blog, as well as our Arriba de la Roca FB page. We have been really busy, but that is no excuse. We have been enjoying a nice number of guests and have been joyously sharing Arriba de la Roca with all who search us out.
In about 15 minutes I am taking our first European guests to the airport. They have been here for 6 days and I have experienced many "firsts" with them that I have not with other guests.
First of all they do not have a car so I have gotten a wonderful chance to bond with them as I have spent time in the truck with them, talking, while I take them to places. It was lovely.
Secondly, Maurice is gone. He is in Canada so I have been on my own. I really realize how much he does around here!! I miss him!!! Well...for more reasons than that!
Thirdly, I had a dinner catered for our guests. Since they did not have a car they were not able to dine out, like our other guests. The dinner was a huge success and I am going to post a picture on our Arriba de la Roca FB page. The food was very well prepared and the couple who did the catering were personable and our guests really enjoyed the experience. This pleases me so much as it opens up a great option for others who want to sit on our patio and watch the sun set, while enjoying a superb meal.
I will do better at keeping in touch on the blog. I think of things to write daily, but then never have the time to actually do it. You may only get a quick couple of sentences, but you will hear from me again....
Off to the airport and I will do a FB update later today.
In about 15 minutes I am taking our first European guests to the airport. They have been here for 6 days and I have experienced many "firsts" with them that I have not with other guests.
First of all they do not have a car so I have gotten a wonderful chance to bond with them as I have spent time in the truck with them, talking, while I take them to places. It was lovely.
Secondly, Maurice is gone. He is in Canada so I have been on my own. I really realize how much he does around here!! I miss him!!! Well...for more reasons than that!
Thirdly, I had a dinner catered for our guests. Since they did not have a car they were not able to dine out, like our other guests. The dinner was a huge success and I am going to post a picture on our Arriba de la Roca FB page. The food was very well prepared and the couple who did the catering were personable and our guests really enjoyed the experience. This pleases me so much as it opens up a great option for others who want to sit on our patio and watch the sun set, while enjoying a superb meal.
I will do better at keeping in touch on the blog. I think of things to write daily, but then never have the time to actually do it. You may only get a quick couple of sentences, but you will hear from me again....
Off to the airport and I will do a FB update later today.
Monday, March 14, 2011
The Tsunami
I am not proud to tell you that we live in a cocoon here, on Arriba de la Roca. Most of what goes on in the world remains a mystery to us, unless we are told by someone, or if it pops up on the internet. So last Friday at 6:30 in the morning we were a little surprised to receive a “wake-up” call from the man who owns the yoga center next to us. He asked if we heard about the Tsunami. Of course we hadn't. So he fills us in on the earthquake and the potential Tsunami that is heading towards us. He asks if he can bring his 30 yoga students to our house for safety. My first thought is OH MY GOD!! THE KIDS JUST LEFT LAST NIGHT AND THE PLACE IS A MESS!!!
Yes, I realize I am a sick puppy, but some cleaning-obsessed people may understand my concern. But of course I say, yes, and ask when they will be coming up?? He says The Tsunami is supposed to hit here about 10am and he will get back to me in an hour...that’s 7:30. Up I jump...grab the vacuum cleaner and start to clean. I am in a panic!!! We just had 6 people..two of them a 2 and 5 year old, here for a week!!! I let the whole place go, because it was easier and less stressful for them. I did not want them to worry about picking up or cleaning...although they still did SO much of that! Anyway, I am vacuuming, washing dishes, cleaning bathrooms and I go into our bedroom. I am thinking Maurice is upstairs cleaning his office. WRONG, he was playing Sudoku. Did I over react? Did I raise my voice? Did I beg him to HELP ME!!!! Yes, all of the above. Maurice jumps into cleaning mode!...shaking his head the whole time.
So Craig, that is his name, calls us back and says they will all be here in 30 minutes. This means they would be here about 8. I say, as calmly as possible...."But Craig, I thought the Tsunami, the affect of one of the worst earthquake in the past 100 years does not hit here until 10am??? You see, kind sir, I am busy vacuuming and cleaning our house for our "guests", and there is no way you can come here in 30 minutes.”
Seriously WHAT THE HECK IS THE MATTER WITH ME!!!. He then tells me no worries; they had adjusted the potential time for hitting here to close to noon. COOL!!! I told him I would call him back in an hour and give him a time that was “safe” for him to come up with his 30 students. He then offered to pay. He probably thought no one in their right mind would seriously NOT want to save 30 people from a Tsunami because their house was not vacuumed!!! I told him he did not have to pay...NO WAY...they were totally welcome, but I was just a little fussy!
So I call him back at 8:45 and tell him it is all clear. Maurice helped me lots and he convinced me NOT to clean the two casitas where the kids stayed. Of course, he said, no one would go in them. When I call him now, Craig tells me they will not come up until 10. Whew! I can clean more!! Close to ten he calls me and says that it appears the Tsunami has lost a lot of its steam. We were far enough south that it will not be a threat to us, except in a minor way, if at all.
So our day goes on. The electricians come to finally hang the light in our bedroom, our worker Jesus is here doing some things and Maurice tells me all the yoga people are on the adjacent cliff looking out to the ocean. OH, I think, I bet they are watching for the Tsunami; as minor as it may be. I grab the binoculars and camera and go to watch, too. I figure there will be some type of wave that comes that is bigger then the others. Nope. Not a one! At least from our vantage we could see nothing. Suffice to say I was disappointed. Yes, I have to admit the idea of a tsunami hitting here excited me....in an I-know-we-are-really-not-in-danger kind of way.!! So I felt let down!!
Weird though, if we had not gotten the many e-mails we did, or if Craig had not called we would not have had a clue about this terrible disaster.
So after the "risk" of the Tsunami had passed, and the house is clean, and I am sitting behind the bar on the computer reading about the earthquake etc. I see yoga people filtering through in front of our house. They sit at the fire pit, go to the outdoor kitchen, and are taking pictures everywhere. They had walked over from the cliff and, knowing they were going to seek refuge here earlier, came for a tour. They were all lovely and very complimentary of our place and YES they did tour Pacifica and Boca, the un-cleaned units...with me tailing behind saying, "Sorry I have not cleaned these yet, we just had guests that left." Yes, I know...seek help!! LOL!!
That is the story of how one of the worst tragedies in the past 100 years affected us on Arriba de la Roca.
Yes, I realize I am a sick puppy, but some cleaning-obsessed people may understand my concern. But of course I say, yes, and ask when they will be coming up?? He says The Tsunami is supposed to hit here about 10am and he will get back to me in an hour...that’s 7:30. Up I jump...grab the vacuum cleaner and start to clean. I am in a panic!!! We just had 6 people..two of them a 2 and 5 year old, here for a week!!! I let the whole place go, because it was easier and less stressful for them. I did not want them to worry about picking up or cleaning...although they still did SO much of that! Anyway, I am vacuuming, washing dishes, cleaning bathrooms and I go into our bedroom. I am thinking Maurice is upstairs cleaning his office. WRONG, he was playing Sudoku. Did I over react? Did I raise my voice? Did I beg him to HELP ME!!!! Yes, all of the above. Maurice jumps into cleaning mode!...shaking his head the whole time.
So Craig, that is his name, calls us back and says they will all be here in 30 minutes. This means they would be here about 8. I say, as calmly as possible...."But Craig, I thought the Tsunami, the affect of one of the worst earthquake in the past 100 years does not hit here until 10am??? You see, kind sir, I am busy vacuuming and cleaning our house for our "guests", and there is no way you can come here in 30 minutes.”
Seriously WHAT THE HECK IS THE MATTER WITH ME!!!. He then tells me no worries; they had adjusted the potential time for hitting here to close to noon. COOL!!! I told him I would call him back in an hour and give him a time that was “safe” for him to come up with his 30 students. He then offered to pay. He probably thought no one in their right mind would seriously NOT want to save 30 people from a Tsunami because their house was not vacuumed!!! I told him he did not have to pay...NO WAY...they were totally welcome, but I was just a little fussy!
So I call him back at 8:45 and tell him it is all clear. Maurice helped me lots and he convinced me NOT to clean the two casitas where the kids stayed. Of course, he said, no one would go in them. When I call him now, Craig tells me they will not come up until 10. Whew! I can clean more!! Close to ten he calls me and says that it appears the Tsunami has lost a lot of its steam. We were far enough south that it will not be a threat to us, except in a minor way, if at all.
So our day goes on. The electricians come to finally hang the light in our bedroom, our worker Jesus is here doing some things and Maurice tells me all the yoga people are on the adjacent cliff looking out to the ocean. OH, I think, I bet they are watching for the Tsunami; as minor as it may be. I grab the binoculars and camera and go to watch, too. I figure there will be some type of wave that comes that is bigger then the others. Nope. Not a one! At least from our vantage we could see nothing. Suffice to say I was disappointed. Yes, I have to admit the idea of a tsunami hitting here excited me....in an I-know-we-are-really-not-in-danger kind of way.!! So I felt let down!!
Weird though, if we had not gotten the many e-mails we did, or if Craig had not called we would not have had a clue about this terrible disaster.
So after the "risk" of the Tsunami had passed, and the house is clean, and I am sitting behind the bar on the computer reading about the earthquake etc. I see yoga people filtering through in front of our house. They sit at the fire pit, go to the outdoor kitchen, and are taking pictures everywhere. They had walked over from the cliff and, knowing they were going to seek refuge here earlier, came for a tour. They were all lovely and very complimentary of our place and YES they did tour Pacifica and Boca, the un-cleaned units...with me tailing behind saying, "Sorry I have not cleaned these yet, we just had guests that left." Yes, I know...seek help!! LOL!!
That is the story of how one of the worst tragedies in the past 100 years affected us on Arriba de la Roca.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Random
The sun is shining.
It is warm and breezy.
The sun will soon set magnificently over the ocean; right in front of our bedroom windows, no less.
At this time of month the moon is now a sliver and barely lights up the sky at night, but I see it in the mornings when I get up...still over the Sierra da la Laguna mountains.
Retro broke his toe, or foot today. Very sad as he limps around holding his rear leg up.
Today there are no clouds in the sky...again.
Tomorrow the vet is in town. We will take Retro in the morning.
Been watching 24 on DVD. Into the 21st hour. AND I THOUGHT WE DID NOT MISS TV!!! What a great show!
Scanning the best and worst dressed at Oscar night on my computer. AND I THOUGHT I DID NOT MISS PEOPLE MAGAZINE!!!
Sipping a rum and coke...yummy
Putting the finishing touches on our web site!
Had many guests...all people we love. Kids coming in two sleeps!
The whales are finishing their migration. Been a busy year for them and a great year for us whale watchers.
Are we happy we missed the worst winter in 35 years? Yes we are.
The days still fly by. Tomorrow is pizza night. Weren’t we just there??
Went to Cabo yesterday to buy “supplies”.
Retro is licking his back paw. His nose is getting dry. Ahhhhhh
Watered all the plants below today. Will do up on top tomorrow.
How can I walk the beach without Retro? The guilt will kill me.
We are going to have to put Jesus (pronounced HEY SEUS) down to two days a week. Now that is HARD!!! I am sure harder for him. Even though he knows the "end is near" we will tell him “soon”.
Maurice installed bars in our closets today. I can finally hang up clothes!! Helpful, since we do not iron.
Got our weekly water delivery today, too. Who else gets their watered delivered to them??...not many reading this blog I am sure.
Want to plant more plants, but will need to order more water. More plants vs. more water? Plants will win.
Yes, Maurice still has his snake.
My word the ocean is crazy blue this time of day.
Has anyone really ever seen a “green flash”??? We look every night...no luck. 30 minutes to sun set.
Retro is looking at me with furrowed brow. He sighs. Sorry, guy, can not help this time. The cactus we can pull out of your foot or mouth; the burrs we can remove...we can put iodine on your cuts from the barbed wire..the fleas we can get rid of. This time...only time will help.
There are two hikers on the cliff next to me. It appears they are settling in to watch the sun set. Think I will settle in, too.
It is warm and breezy.
The sun will soon set magnificently over the ocean; right in front of our bedroom windows, no less.
At this time of month the moon is now a sliver and barely lights up the sky at night, but I see it in the mornings when I get up...still over the Sierra da la Laguna mountains.
Retro broke his toe, or foot today. Very sad as he limps around holding his rear leg up.
Today there are no clouds in the sky...again.
Tomorrow the vet is in town. We will take Retro in the morning.
Been watching 24 on DVD. Into the 21st hour. AND I THOUGHT WE DID NOT MISS TV!!! What a great show!
Scanning the best and worst dressed at Oscar night on my computer. AND I THOUGHT I DID NOT MISS PEOPLE MAGAZINE!!!
Sipping a rum and coke...yummy
Putting the finishing touches on our web site!
Had many guests...all people we love. Kids coming in two sleeps!
The whales are finishing their migration. Been a busy year for them and a great year for us whale watchers.
Are we happy we missed the worst winter in 35 years? Yes we are.
The days still fly by. Tomorrow is pizza night. Weren’t we just there??
Went to Cabo yesterday to buy “supplies”.
Retro is licking his back paw. His nose is getting dry. Ahhhhhh
Watered all the plants below today. Will do up on top tomorrow.
How can I walk the beach without Retro? The guilt will kill me.
We are going to have to put Jesus (pronounced HEY SEUS) down to two days a week. Now that is HARD!!! I am sure harder for him. Even though he knows the "end is near" we will tell him “soon”.
Maurice installed bars in our closets today. I can finally hang up clothes!! Helpful, since we do not iron.
Got our weekly water delivery today, too. Who else gets their watered delivered to them??...not many reading this blog I am sure.
Want to plant more plants, but will need to order more water. More plants vs. more water? Plants will win.
Yes, Maurice still has his snake.
My word the ocean is crazy blue this time of day.
Has anyone really ever seen a “green flash”??? We look every night...no luck. 30 minutes to sun set.
Retro is looking at me with furrowed brow. He sighs. Sorry, guy, can not help this time. The cactus we can pull out of your foot or mouth; the burrs we can remove...we can put iodine on your cuts from the barbed wire..the fleas we can get rid of. This time...only time will help.
There are two hikers on the cliff next to me. It appears they are settling in to watch the sun set. Think I will settle in, too.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
The Mayor of Todos Santos
I had downloaded these pictures and never got around to posting them so here I go...
sorry there will not be much verbiage as we have our friends here from Toronto and as they shower I will do this posting.
The mayor of Todos Santos was invited to come to Arriba de la Roca and do the ribbon cutting. He would also draw our winner, from the 300+ entries we had on line for a two night stay here. We assume he may have thought this was an event with many people attending since he called when he was to be here to inform us he was 15 minutes late. He and he companion-worker-constituent arrived to find Keith and Sharon, me and Maurice and the photgrapher, patiently waiting for him.
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He graciously cut the ribbon with scissors I had just cleaned the shrimp with...they were a little dull for the event and the ribbon would not cut! I laughed so hard!!!
After he pulled the winner of our draw and Rosalba Miranda of Chicago was the lucky winner.
When we finished we asked him and his friend if hey would like something to drink. They got wine, toured around the place and ended up spending 4 hours here! We had a ball!!
It was a magical night! I even taught him how to steal someone's nose with your hand and put your thumb through your first two fingers to show you have stolen it. (Much to Maurice's dismay!!)
I guarantee you that he will remember this night as long as we will!
sorry there will not be much verbiage as we have our friends here from Toronto and as they shower I will do this posting.
The mayor of Todos Santos was invited to come to Arriba de la Roca and do the ribbon cutting. He would also draw our winner, from the 300+ entries we had on line for a two night stay here. We assume he may have thought this was an event with many people attending since he called when he was to be here to inform us he was 15 minutes late. He and he companion-worker-constituent arrived to find Keith and Sharon, me and Maurice and the photgrapher, patiently waiting for him.
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He graciously cut the ribbon with scissors I had just cleaned the shrimp with...they were a little dull for the event and the ribbon would not cut! I laughed so hard!!!
After he pulled the winner of our draw and Rosalba Miranda of Chicago was the lucky winner.
When we finished we asked him and his friend if hey would like something to drink. They got wine, toured around the place and ended up spending 4 hours here! We had a ball!!
It was a magical night! I even taught him how to steal someone's nose with your hand and put your thumb through your first two fingers to show you have stolen it. (Much to Maurice's dismay!!)
I guarantee you that he will remember this night as long as we will!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Not a typical few days
All of our work in the past month has been towards two goals. The first was moving up, which we did almost two weeks ago; in fact two weeks tomorrow. The next goal was to prepare “Arriba de la Roca” for our photo shoot.
Monday afternoon, amidst hoses for watering, towels drying on the backs of pool chairs, all our furniture in the great room outside while the floors were drying, boxes of garbage sitting outside, paint drying, 24 packs of water, tea, coke, soda, piled up to be put away, anything we did not know what to do with being temporarily thrown into our bedroom, cushions being Velcroed to our outside concrete benches, and Maurice and I un-showered and puffing around, our friends Keith and Sharon arrive for day one of the photo shoot. Calmly they asked how they could help. O.K. They have already done our complete web site for us, searched for, and hired the photographer, created a detailed photo shoot strategy including how many pictures, and where they will be taken for each of the rooms and areas of the house, written copy, brainstormed with us, AND managed to get the mayor of Todos Santos here for our grand prize draw...the list in endless...and yet they still ask, how they can help. I tell ya, I would be running the other way by now if I was them!!!!
The photographer is due in one hour and the mayor is due in two!! Oh my...
Well as any of you who really know us well have already figured out, yes, we pulled it together.
The first day of the shoot was great! Ariel the photographer is a calm, creative guy, and very good at what he does. He is sleeping in Pacifica for two nights while he is shooting here. He wanted two nights of sunsets to capture the best light. That first night of the shoot the mayor came, which will be another posting so I can show pictures, and last night was the final shooting. I am guessing he took over 700 pictures. We even had some people we know over so they could stand around like guests! It was fun and exhilarating and exhausting. Now it is 4:43am and of course I have been awake for two hours. The surf is pounding, Ariel is sleeping, and Maurice and Retro are in bed, too. My mind keeps racing thinking of so many things.
We are so blessed.
We have such an amazing place here...the mayor said it is the best location in the Baja.
What will happen when we have guests here; can we really do this? Are we in over our head??
We still have so much to do...all the Mesquite doors were not sealed and need to be done...the plants are dying from the wind and the sea air, do we replace them or let them look sad for a few months??
How do I get more counter space in the kitchen?? Dumb! Dumb! Dumb!
Poor Maurice is struggling with how to heat the pool. The pool guy is really sucky and not a help all. We still have no way to even turn on the jets in the Jacuzzi without going underground! He wants to charge us another $3000 to fix that problem.
The closet/door man has stopped returning our calls and still has to replace a set of doors and bring us wooden bars so we can hang our clothes.
Jesus (pronounced HEY SEUS) will come to work in the morning and I have to have things for him to do...where to begin!!...
Seriously, I could write so many things that still need to be worked out and finished here...yet, I say to you that “we are done“.
I guess I mean that the photo shoot is finished. We are living in our amazing place, and we have friends and family coming to visit us.
Life is good...
Monday afternoon, amidst hoses for watering, towels drying on the backs of pool chairs, all our furniture in the great room outside while the floors were drying, boxes of garbage sitting outside, paint drying, 24 packs of water, tea, coke, soda, piled up to be put away, anything we did not know what to do with being temporarily thrown into our bedroom, cushions being Velcroed to our outside concrete benches, and Maurice and I un-showered and puffing around, our friends Keith and Sharon arrive for day one of the photo shoot. Calmly they asked how they could help. O.K. They have already done our complete web site for us, searched for, and hired the photographer, created a detailed photo shoot strategy including how many pictures, and where they will be taken for each of the rooms and areas of the house, written copy, brainstormed with us, AND managed to get the mayor of Todos Santos here for our grand prize draw...the list in endless...and yet they still ask, how they can help. I tell ya, I would be running the other way by now if I was them!!!!
The photographer is due in one hour and the mayor is due in two!! Oh my...
Well as any of you who really know us well have already figured out, yes, we pulled it together.
The first day of the shoot was great! Ariel the photographer is a calm, creative guy, and very good at what he does. He is sleeping in Pacifica for two nights while he is shooting here. He wanted two nights of sunsets to capture the best light. That first night of the shoot the mayor came, which will be another posting so I can show pictures, and last night was the final shooting. I am guessing he took over 700 pictures. We even had some people we know over so they could stand around like guests! It was fun and exhilarating and exhausting. Now it is 4:43am and of course I have been awake for two hours. The surf is pounding, Ariel is sleeping, and Maurice and Retro are in bed, too. My mind keeps racing thinking of so many things.
We are so blessed.
We have such an amazing place here...the mayor said it is the best location in the Baja.
What will happen when we have guests here; can we really do this? Are we in over our head??
We still have so much to do...all the Mesquite doors were not sealed and need to be done...the plants are dying from the wind and the sea air, do we replace them or let them look sad for a few months??
How do I get more counter space in the kitchen?? Dumb! Dumb! Dumb!
Poor Maurice is struggling with how to heat the pool. The pool guy is really sucky and not a help all. We still have no way to even turn on the jets in the Jacuzzi without going underground! He wants to charge us another $3000 to fix that problem.
The closet/door man has stopped returning our calls and still has to replace a set of doors and bring us wooden bars so we can hang our clothes.
Jesus (pronounced HEY SEUS) will come to work in the morning and I have to have things for him to do...where to begin!!...
Seriously, I could write so many things that still need to be worked out and finished here...yet, I say to you that “we are done“.
I guess I mean that the photo shoot is finished. We are living in our amazing place, and we have friends and family coming to visit us.
Life is good...
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