July, 2007
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We always enjoy the Fourth of July parade in Saxtons River, a small village just west of North Westminster, where Penney's Mom lives. This year was no exception, but Bob almost died laughing when he saw the "sandwich-board" sign outside the S. R. Inn on the day of the parade. The west side of the sign is pictured to the left; the east side to the right. You always want to check your signage out with a friendly neighborhood English major! |
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The
"Barn Project"
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Penney at
work on the old paint (note the baleful expression).
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Scraped and sanded and ready for painting! (We had to wait nearly a week after applying a mild bleach solution to the mold under the old paint because it started raining and just kept it up). |
The two contractors at work. Penney is touching up the red; Bob is painting the white trim; the gray is primer. |
Mom in the
living room.
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And behold:
the results!
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George brings
a bag of tomatoes!
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Opposite: a square vase is formed in a wooded mold (which has been soaked in water!) |
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Penney,
her nephew, Michael Dwyer, and Bob
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"Mutt &
Jeff" — the truck with its "cap" and Bob's VW Golf
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A really
good picture of Mom and Michael
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