The New Apartment

Welcome to the virtual tour of my new apartment. I still need to get a couple of pieces of furniture, but it is mostly done.  And I'm still trying to decide which pieces of furniture need to come first, or if I should replace my dying computer first.

This is the master closet, which is large enough to hold all of my clothes, unlike my last pitiful one.  I like that it is walk in because that way I can have all my shoes on the floor for easy access.

 

 

And the master bath. Even though this is the smaller bathroom, it is still bigger than my old one.  The only thing I don't like is it doesn't work with the old way I had of organizing my things.  I'm still trying to decide how to fix that.

Don't forget to click the read more to see the rest...

Finally, a Car!

She certainly is beautiful, and drives fantastic. But I have to admit, my favorite part is the color, closely followed by the fact that it plays the music from my iPhone over the BlueTooth without me even taking my phone out of my pocket.

Mom and Dad Pretending to be Marshmallow Men

Because goodness knows they thought it was freezing out there. I think Mom is wearing every form of cold weather clothing there is.

The Faire!

So, we had a great deal of fun at the Renaissance Faire. I got a crown, which I love. Lisa got her hair braided this year, and Tim finally found a green cloak. He was very excited. I also found some beautiful Celtic jewlery. It was nice to get out and do something fun.

Math PEOPLE

So we have come to the end of the PEOPLE summer session. It has been a crazy three weeks, but certainly enjoyable. And the teachers that I worked with this summer were a lot of fun. Thought you would like to meet them.

Expeditions in Sailing

Since my camera actually did work for this part...

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The Camera Battery just HAD to die...

So we went sailing today. It was amazing amounts of fun. I'll be posting pictures as soon as my camera battery charges. Because, of course, it had to die just when the real fun started.



We had arrived safely back to land and were putting away the sails when quite suddenly the ground that had previously been under my feet no longer was. I'm quite thankful that our pier is built over rocks instead of over water. Otherwise when I fell through it I would have landed in a large quantity of extremely cold water. Instead I just managed to wedge myself in between the two broken pieces of the pier. Took some finagling to get me out. Sadly, because my camera had only moments before declared its inability to take any more pictures, I do not have photographic evidence of this. It would have been hilarious.

I'll leave it up to your imaginations...

P.S. Wedging yourself in between two pieces of a broken pier really hurts. I'm expecting my entire leg to be black and blue in the morning.