We have had a nice weekend despite the cold, rainy, even snowy weather. Yesterday we visited a friend who worked at the fire department and he gave us the grand tour of the firehouse! Noah got to sit in almost all of the engines, he saw people slide down the pole, he got to look inside a police car, see all of the living quarters of the firemen, saw the lights of the truck and even got to spray the fire hose!!!!! It was soo much fun. Oh, and he got a fire helment and badge. Of course we forgot the camera but we had our phones to validate our story :)
It has been a pretty yucky winter with Erin and Noah passing sickness back and forth. Erin lost her voice yesterday and although she is feeling fine it gets a bit frustrating trying to work with Noah. I decided to make a coat rack from some scraps at work and post it on craigslist just for fun. We'll see how that goes but if no one wants to buy it I can find a home for it. The next big event for us is Erin's mothers graduation coming up at the end of the month. She has been working hard at her masters in counseling for a few years now and there will be a big party at the end of the month. Some family and friends are even flying in. Oh, and Erin bought tickets this week for Geiger Island, TN this June. She and Noah will be going and a bunch of Erin's old friends will be coming this year to the camp (with their kids) so it will be a great time of catching up with all the old TX friends. I decided it would be best to stay home and work :) We're not exactly independantly wealthy. That's ok though, I enjoy what I do and it pays the bills. Can't ask for much more.
Hope you all are doing well. Oh Ben, how about those pictures of your latest project! Don't be bashfull. He put up wainscoating this past week. I guess Debbie and the boys helped but I'm gonna give props to Ben as the lead carpenter of the project! I think we should start the Woodard International Contruction Company LLC , (Ben you could be in charge of the web page and sales, those are important parts of the company :) What's your specialty Will? I could see you really making progress at "deconstruction" with a sledge hammer!



