
On the kid front real fast: everything is great and like I said Monday is GO TIME! We had a tour of the NICU this evening which was actually not terrifying in the least bit. Well besides finally having it all hit me like a ton of bricks...we're actu

On the house front, it's been a looooooong week. In between trying to balance work and entertaining Christina at the hospital, I was responsible for priming and painting just about 65% of the surfaces in the house. It was a long week (but thanks to Cat, Joey and Rich for the help!). I'm posting some pictures that are small, so click on them to see the full size.
Oh, and

The pizza boxes really make the place feel like home I think. That, and if you look really closely at the living room blinds, those should be white. Not the shade of beige they appear. I guess that is what 12 solid months of dust will do........
At this point, the priming is done (all 8 gallons of it) as are all of th

I wasn't going to argue. I'm tired, sore and really lacking decent sleep.
So the plan is that after the fun with the kid subsides a bit, as she'll be in the NICU for

On a totally more random note, I was playing with the new camera today in the hospital and I realized something that must be pretty obvious to everyone else in our daily lives. While Christina is working to keep our kid healthy by being in the hospital room for 2 weeks, being stuck with needles over and over each day and br

To the right was me this afternoon. I am way out of my league, and badly need a ha

That's really it right now for us here on South 13th Street. I mean aside from needing to finish painting the walls and floor and trimming out the nursery, assembling the furniture, cleaning the place up, buying diapers and even premi clothes...it's like sitting on a beach.
A beach next to the great Sea of What Have We Gotten Ourselves Into. It's a beautiful view.
- Bryan
1 comment:
Your hair is amazing. What do you mean by "paint the floors?" Over the wood,instead of refinishing?
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