When do you know you have finally slipped the rest of the way into insanity? When your Disney trip planning looks like this:
We spent probably three hours tonight planning meals, events, and park visits, after many hours spent reading tour guides and restaurant reviews. We used a different color post-it for each park, and yellow for events and meals at the various resorts.
Sadly, this is what it takes when you need to make dinner reservations six months in advance.
This is the clock I made for Shane & Melissa for their wedding, along with the fabric carrying case Katra made. The design is my own, with Mission Style features. The movement is automatically synchronized to an atomic clock via a radio receiver built into the clock. The wood, cherry with black walnut accents, is from my Dad’s supply.
At least, the structure itself is complete. We still have to finish the edging and add mulch.
The rock wall, assembled on the garage floor
The rock wall, with rocks attached
The swing arm, with hardware attached
Kyle, showing off his climbing skills
Land Ho!
Wheeeeeee!
A wide view of the playground. The swings are all that remains to assemble.
The three boys having fun on the swings
The completed playground
After I installed the ladder, Kyle climbs up into the playset for the first time
Daddy! The slide is missing!
Uh-oh...
Tuesday evening I installed two of the roof panels. They were still waiting to be raised in this photo
Wednesday evening, after finishing the two roofs and installing the fence panels and climbing handles. All that is left is the rock wall, slide, and swings.