We are really starting to feel settled in now and have been busy with details making our house what we want it to be. Anthony has been quite the handy man in that he has installed our garbage disposall (which I was dying without), some under the counter lights for the kitchen, and put together the grill we bought. We just bought an area rug and a runner for the living room tonight, which really make it feel more homey.
Also, just yesterday, after more than a year of having it boxed up, I pulled out my grandmother's china which she gave me as a wedding gift. It was one of her wedding gifts when she was married back in the 1940's. I have felt so honored that she would decide to give such a wonderful gift to me. I hand't unpacked it before now because I knew it wouldn't be long till we were packing again. But hopefully, we will be here for a nice long while. :)
We have been watering our lawn nearly everyday in what has been a mostly successful attempt to grow grass. It really is looking good, but there are a few spots we're going to need to re-seed to get some grass growing. I'm so glad to have the beautiful deck to be able to relax and enjoy the fruits of our labor.... now - if only we could find the time to do that!
Also new, is my job. I am working at Staunton Foods now as the Human Resources/Payroll Administrative Assisstant. I am truly enjoying it and it feels like a really good fit for me. I have always thought that if I didn't do education in college I would have done accounting (and now wishing I had!) and I get to do a lot of things that deal with numbers and that sort of thing. I actually may take an accounting class in the fall. It's been really nice to come home and have evenings and weekends free of schoolwork.
Well, I need to wrap this up and get to bed. We have a big weekend ahead of us with a wedding here tomorrow, and then we are headed to Lynchburg tomorrow evening for Ren's bridal shower on Sunday. Here are a few of the latest pictures.
One of our first pieces of grass!!!
Living room with new arrangement and rug.
Under the counter lights.
