The summer cabin...
 

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Isn't that the truth! True of any house! We would all be better of if we just rented!!!

In late 2007 we had an unfinished modular home placed on our lot. For the past few years my husband, sons and friends have been working on the house. There are a lot fewer projects now than there were initially, but there's still plenty to do...

This picture is a funny depiction of a typical Saturday morning! :D

For many years the running joke in our neighborhood has been "I thought these were supposed to be 'vacation homes'!!" How true.

Perfect!!
 

That cartoon just about sums it up