Well we made it to New Mexico. We survived unpacking and are adjusting well to the new environment. Especially the SUNSHINE. Sorry for mentioning that to all our Buffalo friends. The move went really well although we did find some odd things in our boxes.

David's Parents came and helped us unpack and get settled which was so great. And his Dad did some painting for us. I can't even say how excited I was to be rid of boring white walls. Here is our kitchen with the green color I picked out (not David's favorite...too bad:)
David's Parents came and helped us unpack and get settled which was so great. And his Dad did some painting for us. I can't even say how excited I was to be rid of boring white walls. Here is our kitchen with the green color I picked out (not David's favorite...too bad:)
Here is the dining room with the brown I picked out. For all of you reading in disbelief, yes David is letting me do some decorating. OK its more of a collaboration but we are having a lot of fun and surprise, surprise we aren't even arguing...that much.
This is the front room and the red walls that I have wanted for I don't know how long. I'm not even sure its still in style. Oh well I still love it. We are still working on getting pictures on the walls and arranging furniture.
The girls wanted a new look before they started at their new school so we took them to get a fancy new haircut. This is the two of them looking smashing on their first day of school.

They both love their new school (with recess) and their new classes, but definitely miss their friends back in Buffalo.

This was David's project this week its not finished yet so I will probably be in trouble for posting a picture. But I am just so impress with how well David made it even though he had to do all of it with hand tools. The only power tool he used was a drill!
They both love their new school (with recess) and their new classes, but definitely miss their friends back in Buffalo.
This was David's project this week its not finished yet so I will probably be in trouble for posting a picture. But I am just so impress with how well David made it even though he had to do all of it with hand tools. The only power tool he used was a drill!

