Today is Crindalyn’s birthday. We are exactly six months apart in age. She is an amazing mother, a genuine friend, a hard worker, and a beautiful soul – inside and out. How do you quan...Read More
I wrote this over three years ago, but I find it more fitting today than I did then, so I am reposting it today. As I have aged, I have become kinder to myself, and I’ve become less critical of myse...Read More
Terrance’s room was remodeled in the same fashion as Harley’s – take it down to subfloor and bare walls and start adding back. I love that each of the kids’ personalities is so...Read More
The kids’ rooms were the easiest part of the remodel for the most part because the only changes we made to them were cosmetic, and they really didn’t take a lot of work and time. We foll...Read More
This is what the kids’ bathroom looked like before we started our remodel. The linoleum on the floor wasn’t horrible looking, but the vinyl-type wall stuff was pretty bad. The bathroom...Read More
When I was in my early twenties, my grandmother gave me a dining room set and buffet table that had been hers. My grandfather bought them for her when my dad was still at home, so they (at this poin...Read More
When Todd first asked me to give LARP-ing, he asked me to just give it a try, and if I didn’t like it he would never ask me to go again. Well, it turns out I really liked it, and I have c...Read More
One of Tessa’s skills is that she is an artist – and at times she has had to leave Division’s Bridge to go paint portraits (Who schedules themselves to photograph a wedding on LARP ...Read More
Tessa is expanding her skills, and as a result, I needed to make her a bow, arrows, and a quiver. The LARP we participate in utilizes foam “boffing” weapons instead of realistic looking ...Read More
Since Division’s Bridge is a centrally-located town, it serves as a hub of trade and society, and people from all over gather here to fulfill their needs. Occasionally, more nefarious characte...Read More