He was still grinning ear to ear through the pest inspection report. It was like the pest inspector just drew a big red circle around the entire structure and declared it infested. He was still grinning ear to ear when the building inspector declared part of it a "tear down."
And he was really grinning ear to ear when he dragged his old kayak out of it's 6 year hibernation and plopped it into the creek.
I am charmed by the history, the unique lifestyle and the gorgeous views. I guess I finally got my 100 year old, um, house. George got his cottage location northwest, as well as an office. Our parents get a place to come and enjoy extended stays. We all win, except the pests, I hope.
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I hope there aren't any bedbugs!
Deb, did you seriously buy a vacation home??!! That is so freakin awesome!! Every time we're either in Tahoe or Monterey, i say to Tim "wouldn't it be so nice to have a vacation home here?"
Perhaps someday when we retire!!!
How neat! I hope your family enjoys it!!! Looks like fun!!! Hope you get rid of the "bugs" :)
wow amazing!!! I would love an old house with history, looks so neat :) I am following your blog through mommy bloggers :) xoxo
Wait... you're going to fix the pest situation, RIGHT?!
... just asking... ;-) Congrats! I can't wait to see pictures!
Maybe George would like your kitchen table as his new office desk.
@Under the Influence: It wouldn't surprise me...
@Helene:Thanks, Helene! I don't know if you are allowed a vacation house that's 5 minutes from your regular house. Tahoe would be great--I have never been there in the summer. I love Monteray, too. Pretty much any place I don't have to do laundry is a vacation house :)
@Gypsy Fox: Thanks! It is documented in city photographs from 1906! Pretty cool for something that started out its life as a barge of some sort. Thanks for the follow, I'll be over to visit you, too!
@Jennifer: I hope so, bugs are not my thing at ALL! Thanks, I will try to get some more pics to share :)
@Lynda: As someone who has an up close and personal relationship with "The Table," you know I'm doomed. There is really no room, but I'm the hopeful sort :)
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