As you can see by the photos, the house is truly starting to take shape on the outside - the stucco layers are being smeared and the backyard BBQ has been formed, too. I can almost hear those grilled veggies and lamb skewers sizzling on the grill, while Jay serves Negronis to me in the jacuzzi (and those of you who know what a Negroni is, you know that means ONLY 1 should be drunk, ever, in a sitting).
Step aside, Manolo, I've found something even better being worn by one of the guys hanging drywall in Durango. Couldn't you just see me strutting around with these babies strapped to my feet? I could actually reach stuff in the BACK of the top shelf of my kitchen cabinets!
The days are getting longer, the city has been seeing some much needed precipitation, and along with some very cool work stuff going on for me, I'm getting out on my bike, riding with pals Christine and some new friends each week. Jay and I have been hitting the business seminar circuit, and are planning a desert visit within the next couple of weeks for some hiking and to check out the wildflowers. Should be a GREAT bloom this year, given the rains.
Besides our planned visit back to Ohio in April, we are sitting tight, meeting weekly with our project manager at Durango, and growing more and more antsy living in our temp digs. We desparately miss having a bathtub, a dining area that is functional and comfortable, and a master closet that... well, you have to see this thing to believe it. Jay's just happy that I'm letting him have a corner in it.
Stay tuned for more exciting things to come.
