


Keith had been working nearly every night on the deck, to get it ready in time for our meeting. And then: 60% humidity and temperatures in the 90s. Never mind about being outside, then!
But the writing group meeting went well. And--with no prompting on my part, I swear--one of the members asked for a tour of the house. Of course, I was more than happy to show off our abode--especially the deck. Everyone was jealous about our full attic, big bathroom, and partially finished basement. I even heard the term "house envy" a few times. It was great!
Now if only the weather cools down/dries up, we can have our inaugural cook-out on the deck.
1 comment:
I am truly impressed with how good the deck came out. Looks great! Keith did a good job. Too bad about the rain. Next writer's group meeting that you host Megan (maybe in the snow) you'll have to have it on the deck regardless.
Chuck
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