Part I

Hailey had her 4 month check up. She weighs 13 lbs 10oz (37th percentile) and she is 25.4" long (79th percentile). She's doing great!




Part II
Here are some pictures of the progress we're making on our house. Carpet is supposed to be installed this coming Thursday/Friday and we're hoping to move in on Saturday. So, if anyone is willing to help us move on Saturday we'd appreciate the help! We'll send out an email with the info.!


Sorry, poor lighting for the picture. This is the new paint color, Quiet Veranda, for our living/dining area. We weren't sure how it was going to turn out, but we both really like it!

The new kitchen color, Dorian Gray. We LOVE the gray. Hopefully new floors, countertops, etc. will follow soon.


The freshly painted playroom. We covered the orange with this nice neutral tanish color and kept the red.



Same neutral in the master bed with a dark brown accent wall.



Taylor's room. Still a little lavender, but only 2 walls this time.


And of course the famous stripes for Hailey's room. Thanks Kevin! =)

Comments

The Eyes said…
what a cool house! Congrats!
12:14 PM
Elliotness said…
Great color choices. I am way in to grey myself. It is a hard color, can be too blue, can also be too green...the color in your kitchen is totaly perfect. Looks awesome. And of course, loven the stripes!
7:45 AM
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