I just had to blog! There was so much activity today, it just warmed my heart! And I just had to share!
The drywall crew is nearing completion and will be done by Wednesday. They had to get the stained glass window installed so they could complete that wall. Here is what it looks like installed. They wall drywall around the bracing. I made this when we were still in NC. For those who live here, you know that shape is Smith Mountain!
Jack has been water proofing the star gazing deck so that it doesn’t drip on people who may be on the screened porch below. A slow and tedious (but very necessary) process!
The pavers called last night and wanted to come prep the driveway today. I was delighted with this news. These photos shoe looking toward the runway and looking toward the road from the front porch.
The HVAC guys (Cundiff Heating and Air) were installing the big units under the front porch.
Wednesday will be a big day!
This is so exciting! Well, not the hip part! But not using crutches will be exciting!
Well........lots of exciting things happening at the B & B !!!! Lookin' Good!!!! Prayers for your surgery on Wednesday! Keep us posted!
Prayers for continued progress. Also ptayers for the surgery tomorrow for you both and the surgeons.
Sounds AWESOME...I can't wait to see the finished "product". You will be in my thoughts and prayers on Wednesday ... speedy recovery and keep us posted on how you are doing !!!!!
Prayers for your surgery and great progress on your house...we are so excited for you all and hope you will take time to heal ....choir practice is on wed. Since Halloween is on thurs. Our big program is this Sunday ....will say special prayer for Karen. Mcp
Prayers for your fast recovery! Your stained glass window of the Peaks of Otter is absolutely lovely. They have become the logo of Bedford county, and you have done them beautiful justice. Lots of love going your way, Sue
What a time for repairs of the body. I stay excited about the B&B and wish I was more of a handywoman to help. We keep you in our prayers always. Lewanna
Karen, so sorry to know you needed surgery. Best wishes for a quick recovery. Love the stained glass. Can't wait to see the finished product. Good vibs being sent your way!
The B&B is beautiful. Praying for you as you have surgery today. Centra is good. Praying for the doctor and his team as they operate on you. I see blessings all around you.
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