Lisa and Alan were
set to arrive this evening. We busted it all day hanging pics,
arranging and rearranging and getting ready for our first official out-of-town
guests. When we hung a small shoji door over a window, Justin was
inspired to build a frame around it that looks like a tori gate. The wood
matches perfectly and the end result really does make quite a
statement along with our black and white woodblock prints. 
The kitchen is fully
functional... well, almost. We don't have the sink in yet, but we are
close. The cabinet above the stove will hold a microwave (next year).
The
tansus are in place to hold the tv. That will happen soon ... at least as
soon as I find the Apple TV. It was in my suitcase all over Mexico but
now I can't find it. It is somewhere in the garage.
The new sink and faucet for the
bathroom is ready and waiting in the garage, but for now, since it is the only
functioning sink, we are embracing the harvest gold one.
We set up the trundle
bed into a king-sized bed and even had time to get a fire started before
Lisa and Alan arrived about 10:30pm. They made the drive from
Goldthwaite in two days so I am sure they'll be ready to get out of the car and
stretch.
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