Deconstructing The Screened In Porch
Mondays are often project days, because Jonathan does not go into the office on Mondays. Today he decided to begin tearing down our screened porch. It has been a pain and an eyesore ever since we moved to our house. We even tried to fix it up by power washing it and painting the concrete. However, because it leaks and and it was poorly constructed, it stays a filthy mess, and we never used it. So, we decided to get rid of the screened porch. Maybe it will be replaced one day, but for now, we are just going to enjoy our patio. As you can imagine, taking down a metal structure is noisy, and therefore caught the attention of curious little creatures (Hannah and Raleigh). I caught them both watching Jonathan with their noses pressed against the sliding glass doors. It was very cute!!!
Mondays are often project days, because Jonathan does not go into the office on Mondays. Today he decided to begin tearing down our screened porch. It has been a pain and an eyesore ever since we moved to our house. We even tried to fix it up by power washing it and painting the concrete. However, because it leaks and and it was poorly constructed, it stays a filthy mess, and we never used it. So, we decided to get rid of the screened porch. Maybe it will be replaced one day, but for now, we are just going to enjoy our patio. As you can imagine, taking down a metal structure is noisy, and therefore caught the attention of curious little creatures (Hannah and Raleigh). I caught them both watching Jonathan with their noses pressed against the sliding glass doors. It was very cute!!!