The kitchen

remains in a state of chaos, but this minor feat has established some solidarity. We have a pantry! Not just any pantry, but a painted (note that it matches a preexisting vase) one at that. The little things amount to so much.

Real World Fayetteville

This is officially the cleanest, most established room in the house. The floors have been cleaned and polished (twice--be impressed), and the shelving has been dusted. See below for the actual reality.



The depiction of the kitchen is a moment of honesty. Chaos reigns as we attempt to simultaneously clean and inhabit the space. There is some strange sticky substance near the handle on all of the cabinets and inside a few. My suspicion for its origins involves hand oils, cooking oils, and years of not cleaning. Anyone care to volunteer assistance? Habitat for family!


I have succumb to the need for real seating for dining. Whilst continuing our search for a primitive shaker we are raining crumbs upon this wooden folding table.

Sweet Home Carolina

Without space to spare, Randolph traveled with the microwave on his lap. This did not make for the safest drive but the trust exercise was successful!



The wife of a dentist, I utilized one of the many extra toothbrushes for cleaning. The cabinet grime never stood a chance!

Home

I could be a spokesperson for Bona. Having utilized the company's products throughout the house, I am awaiting sponsorship. If only I could get the stuff for free!

To truly appreciate the new home we had to endure Army lodgings.

Minnow

In his short lifetime our little man has endured fishnapping, plant alterations, gypsy travel, copiloting, and food changes. He sojourned over 1000 miles thus far. During these travels he stayed in five homes, two hotels, one sedan, and one motor coach. He has been the cause of many inquisitive glances in elevators. He is the world's most interesting fish...in Fayetteville, North Carolina.