This morning, Bob & Nathan started by walking above our Island in the kitchen & putting up the Pendant lights.
When finished, we will have a lot more light focused on the island.
After that, they released the inside shades on the windows making that function available, which took some time until they figured it out.
Then Bob took a sheet of plywood, 4 ft x 4 ft, rounded the edges & hung it in my laboratory for further wiring use.
Meanwhile, Nathan was carefully cutting some holes in the drywall for wiring telephones & other high-tech advantages which will be connecting to the switchboard.
Then Bob & Bernie wired my cable from the electrical box for generator use in times of power outage.
Early afternoon, we motored to the Foote Castle, to baby sit the boys while Melissa took little Abbey to the doctor for a routine checkup. But that's not all, this being Trick or Treat night, Kevin & I will be going around the neighborhood, watching the (3) older Foote boys show off their Halloween costumes & saying those precious (3) little words: "Trick or Treat" while holding their bag to collect some goodies.
Here we have Matthew as a helicopter emergency life saver.
....and Andrew as a Diesel locomotive with headlight; + Nathan as a train car.
Throughout the evening, those boys delighted their treators.
Many times, the treator would come down to greet Matthew as his helicopter was a smidgen to big for some stair steps & porches.
Trick or Treat times were from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. We had fun & they had fun, plus they had plenty of goodies in their bags.
Lucky guys, they were each allowed to pick out (2) pieces of candy from their bags & then it was bedtime.
While we were walking the streets, Melissa & Kathy stayed home to get Gregory to bed & to hand out goodies to the many "T or Ters" who came to the Foote door...and there were many!
Back @ our M.H.,
lights out:11:18pm.
When finished, we will have a lot more light focused on the island.
After that, they released the inside shades on the windows making that function available, which took some time until they figured it out.
Then Bob took a sheet of plywood, 4 ft x 4 ft, rounded the edges & hung it in my laboratory for further wiring use.
Meanwhile, Nathan was carefully cutting some holes in the drywall for wiring telephones & other high-tech advantages which will be connecting to the switchboard.
Then Bob & Bernie wired my cable from the electrical box for generator use in times of power outage.
Early afternoon, we motored to the Foote Castle, to baby sit the boys while Melissa took little Abbey to the doctor for a routine checkup. But that's not all, this being Trick or Treat night, Kevin & I will be going around the neighborhood, watching the (3) older Foote boys show off their Halloween costumes & saying those precious (3) little words: "Trick or Treat" while holding their bag to collect some goodies. Here we have Matthew as a helicopter emergency life saver.
....and Andrew as a Diesel locomotive with headlight; + Nathan as a train car.
Throughout the evening, those boys delighted their treators. Many times, the treator would come down to greet Matthew as his helicopter was a smidgen to big for some stair steps & porches.
Trick or Treat times were from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. We had fun & they had fun, plus they had plenty of goodies in their bags.
Lucky guys, they were each allowed to pick out (2) pieces of candy from their bags & then it was bedtime.
While we were walking the streets, Melissa & Kathy stayed home to get Gregory to bed & to hand out goodies to the many "T or Ters" who came to the Foote door...and there were many!
Back @ our M.H.,
lights out:11:18pm.
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