I didn’t see it until Thursday evening, but on Wednesday our new house was framed! It’s really awesome to see the slab go on the dirt, but it’s just started to feel real now that we can walk around from room to room, even if we can walk through the studs as easily as the doors at this point. The builder says closing is usually 90 days out from framing, so we’re getting closer and closer; just have to make it through the summer! I took several pictures Friday night and I’ll have to see about posting them in Flickr this weekend.
David Szpunar: Network & Systems Manager, Lakeview Church
Lakeview Information Technology
June 9th, 2007 at 8:42 am 
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