The front door and entry way.
The kitchen is on the right of the entry way.
I am kind of enjoying the computer being in the kitchen. Then I can blog and cook at the same time! At least that is one of the ideas.
The breakfast bar separates the kitchen and living/family room.
This shows the pillar and shelve which I am still trying to get used to. There is a pantry on the other side of the wall behind the book case, and then there is the shelve on top. I am having struggles trying to decide how to decorate. I like the picnicking pigs, but they aren't Andy's favorite. I guess I will see how long they last up there.
This is the front room from the breakfast bar. The fire place isn't in our favorite spot, but we are working with it.
The sliding glass door opens up to the back yard!
The view from the door.
The view from the door.
The lawn from the north side facing south. I love the bird houses and ivy with purple flowers, but the real seller was the pig in the flowers and ivy!
The infamous pig! When we saw that we knew this had to be our house!
There are four bird houses along the fence in the back of the yard.
Bradley took this picture. He was getting into the whole picture taking thing. He is getting really good at taking pictures. I was impressed.
This is the southwest corner of the house. There is our little fire pit. We had a fire in it once already.
The romantic fireside corner! Okay, so not real romantic, but fun.
Doing a 360 from the last picture you can see the RV run with a storage shed. This is the south side of the house looking east.
Doing a 90 degree turn we look north at the porch. I love all the cement and shade in this yard! The boys can play for hours back here. There is also plenty room for a little plastic sand box eventually on the far side.
This is our second storage shed out on the northwest corner of the house. This cement run goes past the garage entrance and two of the bedroom windows. Going back inside, the hall is next to the couch in the living room. First stop on the left is...
the boys bathroom. I love them having their own bathroom!
Next on the left is their bedroom. I like them in the same room. Their window opens to the back porch.
They have a good sized walk in closet.
This is looking from the closet at some of the shelving that was left in the house. They used to have a train that ran around that room. I found a good use for the shelves.
The 3rd room is at the end of the hall.
As you can see this room is mostly being used as a storage room. However, it can quickly be turned into a guest room for any and all of you who want to come visit!
On the right side of the hall across from the boys is the Master bedroom.
Unfortunately our dresser didn't survive the move so I had to be creative in how I took pictures of our room since there are still piles of clothes. I love the closet space too. Both closets have sliding doors with full mirrors. This one is Andy's closet. Mine is in the bathroom on the right as you walk in. Because of the shape of the bathroom, and because I just accidental erased it, there isn't a good picture of it. The only thing I don't like about our bathroom is all the mirrors! There is a large one across from the door and above the sink. It is nice when we are getting ready, but the toilet faces this large mirror. Then on the right is a large closet with mirror doors. The bad thing is if you don't want to look in the mirror while using the toilet you can look left at the shower or right and see even more of yourself in the closet mirrors!
(What is it with older people and their mirrors?)
Backtracking to the entry way we have the laundry room on your right at you enter the front door. The door at the far side goes out to the garage.
It is a two car garage with shelves on the three walls. We are really enjoying all the storage space!
Andy was the first leg of the relay, so we had to get to the starting line early. As you can see the sun is just coming up. Daniel woke early that morning, so he got to go with me to watch Andy run.
After running 3+ miles he still beat us back to the parking lot.
One day I sent Andy to get Bradley up from his nap so we could go visit Aunt Melissa. Andy couldn't find him so he started looking around the house. He found Bradley's blanket by the backdoor, so he went into the garage to look. Then he saw Bradley locked in Turner's dog cage! He just sat there and quietly said, "Dad, Dad, Dad!" Andy was going to take a picture, but he couldn't find the camera and didn't want to leave him in there for too long. Then the next day the kids were outside playing and Bradley and Guard thought they should try it out. 
