Electric in Storage Building

 When I saw the above I had to laugh; never before have I seen Andrew line up everything he is using during a project/job. When I asked him about it, he told me that he would always do that if he had the room. It’s amazing what you find out about your siblings; even when you’re grownJ. Both Andrew and I worked on getting the building wired for electricity yesterday. Andrew did the majority of the work; he said it was my crash course toward getting ready for the house. We logged the longest day yet 8+ hours; besides wring the building we also cleaned up some, and drew our floor plan in the sand. We were there till after dark so Andrew and I became acquainted with nighttime out at our new place. Once mom brought the children home and Andrew was quiet for more than a few seconds, he was in a really talkative mood, Andrew commented on how quiet and dark it was. It really reminds us of the place we used to live out in western Oklahoma, that was our first home project; buying a piece of raw land and a Solitaire home. I got so cold that I was more than happy to see the van come back, though to the amusement of my brother I got a picture of our finished work first! It wasn’t too bad that day, but after the sun set and the south wind came up it was a little chilly. We were so wired up by the end of the day that when we got home and joined Caleigh again mom must have wondered what happened to us; as this doesn’t take place very often. I guess that’s what happens when you had too many desserts the day before (Thanksgiving), “played” with wires to long, was tired, worked in the cold, and was looking forward to a REALLY good chili dinner cooked by your mom and sister. As for Caleigh being in a “happy” mood…she must have spent too much time with us in the afternoonJ. So to all our future helpers…beware, you never know what you’ll be walking into. ;)) Here are some pictures that mom took.