Month: March 2011

I feel like I’m in Sleeper.

 
Yes that’s a quarter.

I hope the text isn’t indicative of the ingredients.

I’m in San Diego for business. The drink napkins at this restaurant display one of Lis’s favorite jokes.

Here’s a crocus aching to bloom.

I borrowed Greg’s miter saw to do the miter cuts for the picture frame moulding for the dining room project.  Without it I’d still be cutting.  Thanks Greg!

 
Bonus picture: the finished product! Phone photo does not do it justice. Already it feels like it should have been this way all along.

It hasn’t even really started to warm up yet and already it’s hairball season for poor Parker.

Here you’ll see the final color coat on the upper part of our dining room walls.  Lis picked out this color and it’s quite striking. I used Benajmin Moore’s new Aura paint, which is expensive but covered in this color in one coat! Worth every penny.

Those of you who have been to our old Southboro house know that Lis and I are not afraid of color when it comes to paint.  Here you can see the wainscot project’s progress: primer on the panels, and a swatch of the color selection on the upper part of the walls.

In an effort to dress up our dining room, I’m installing rail and stile wainscoting.  Here you see the basic flat stock and chair rail installed.

This is what happens at Sugarloaf when all but 3 of the lifts are closed due to wind hold. Thanks to some quick thinking my Michael and me, we did some hiking to get to deserted terrain and had a grand old adventure regardless.  That’s Michael on the left, and the line for the T-bar on the right.

Bonus picture: This is what happens when I decide to pack it in for the day at lunch.