Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Digging the Foundation



Digging the Foundation




I also made a trip up the mountain today to check on the construction progress. I was wrong! They are still digging the hole. The following pictures show some different views of the digging.

Tuesday May 19, 2009




Our shipment of belongings arrived today at my mom's house. I flew in last night and arrived in Wenatchee around 11:30pm. The movers arrived this morning at 8:00am. It was a very long day, but what great two guys we had unloading and storing at my mom's house. Pictures show how they stored it for us.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Sunday May 17th

Left Washington, PA. this morning. Drove to Dayton, Ohio and had lunch with Bill and Jeanette Rudy, Navy friends. Then, drove through Indiana and spending the night in Terre Haute. Time for a good rest.

Saturday May 16th




On the Road Again!!!! Rich and I left early for Morgantown, WV. Andrew's Graduation Day from West Virginia University. GO MOUNTAINEERS! I just love football!


We enjoyed the ceremony and celebration of the graduates of the Engineering College, took Andrew out for dinner and then, ice cream cake and Champagne with the Spoerkes. I hope I spelled that right as they might check this blog.


catching up

On Saturday, May 9th, I flew back to Fairfax, Va. Had a very nice Mother's Day with Rich and talked to both our boys, Andrew and Nik. Tuesday, May 11th, the packer came and started in on our belongings. And we also had our storage items shuttled back to the TH. Moving is very stressful, but this day was even more so with a "packer guy" who was very rude and didn't communicate well along with having quite an attitude. Wednesday, the driver and his crew showed up and they were fantastic. The driver even reported the packer guy to the company as he was rude to them also. Oh well, that is in the past now.
Saw our "dinner group" one last time before leaving the area on Friday night. A great meal and lots of laughs. We know we'll stay in touch with them all. Great, great people. Thank you Rosenbergs, Bowlings and Pennocks for your friendship.