Janet, I can't imagine the energy you must have to keep up with all those projects. And I was feeling good for getting 10 daylilies planted tonight . . .

Hope they got the tank set before the storm rolled through yesterday afternoon. Sure wouldn't want the hole to collapse and have to start over again.

I believe it when Paul says you will be in by the end of July - translation - you will have tons of things that need to be finished which will be your job, but his big job will be done. You will be painting walls with a ton of furniture to move and cover up plus all those other smaller jobs that would be easier without "stuff" in the way!

When's the open house? We can go to the garden and dig what we want if we attend can't we? My $5 bottle of wine surely would qualify me for one of those $100 daylilies growing there.

Brooke

Chris, I'm going to try VERY hard not to be involved in the water line and tank setting projects. I think that's what I had four kids for! LOL! I might get tagged to rake a little hay here and there if things get tight but again, the kids will out of school, #1 daughter still hasn't found a job and #2 daughter will be at home from college instead of staying on the university farm for the summer so it looks like with hubbie having four peons at his disposal hopefully I can get out of some of that...

My nephew it talking about spray painting the interior when that time comes. I have no problems with that as long as he does a good job. I hate to paint anyway. I'm planning to use all the original doors and woodwork everywhere I can so I'm trying to figure out if I'm going to have to refinish all that stuff or if I can get away with some type of wood treatment. I'm not wild about that type of work but using the original doors will be worth it.

Brooke, when we get in we're throwing a party, kill the cow and all that stuff and you'll get an invite. I might check to see if you're toteing a shovel when you come up the drive though!

Janet