We are going through some exciting changes of late:
*The NCA has been hard at work near our house for the past week, repairing a portion of road that has been eroding for the past six months. They did a great job repairing the road (if only the government would come and grate our main road!)
Finished product...thanks NCA!
*After many months of designing a floor plan, three months of waiting for final permits, and weeks of choosing a builder, we have finally broken ground on our property!
We already have our framework in place!
JUST KIDDING! This is the storage bodega which will house our building materials, as well as one worker who will remain on-site.
On Tuesday, the land was cleared. On Wednesday, the digging began! Chandy, our back hoe operator, has been hard at work for the past three days clearing away tree stumps and carving a flat buildable area on the bottom of our property. We have two more days of dirt moving planned....
Our builder, Pablo Carillo, (in blue t-shirt) has been overseeing the moving of the terrain at every moment. He has been easy to work with thus far, and very accommodating to our wishes.
Kemper explaining (or instructing) the back hoe operation.
Hanging out at the job site!
*And most importantly of all of the changes, our second baby is growing healthy and strong. Just look at that 19 week old mug!
*The NCA has been hard at work near our house for the past week, repairing a portion of road that has been eroding for the past six months. They did a great job repairing the road (if only the government would come and grate our main road!)
Finished product...thanks NCA!
*After many months of designing a floor plan, three months of waiting for final permits, and weeks of choosing a builder, we have finally broken ground on our property!
We already have our framework in place!
JUST KIDDING! This is the storage bodega which will house our building materials, as well as one worker who will remain on-site.
On Tuesday, the land was cleared. On Wednesday, the digging began! Chandy, our back hoe operator, has been hard at work for the past three days clearing away tree stumps and carving a flat buildable area on the bottom of our property. We have two more days of dirt moving planned....
Our builder, Pablo Carillo, (in blue t-shirt) has been overseeing the moving of the terrain at every moment. He has been easy to work with thus far, and very accommodating to our wishes.
Kemper explaining (or instructing) the back hoe operation.
Hanging out at the job site!
*And most importantly of all of the changes, our second baby is growing healthy and strong. Just look at that 19 week old mug!
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