We should hire a decision therapist

I wonder what the pathology looks like of a person who was forced to make too many expensive decisions with lasting consequences in too short of a time. ha...

 Fire places!

 windows!

 more fireplaces!

 one more fireplace!

 Evan was so kind to come install a lighting rod system for us in this house! I think he had to go up and down the ladder 250 times. Maybe more. Thank you Evan!

 Can you spot window installation and Henry?

 More lighting rod ingredients!

 Please notice Joseph's beautiful electric box. =) I think he is 400 hours into this project.

 Danger! People with no sleep working here!!

 Please notice the furnace. Nice, huh?

 First smudges on the windows. (a second ago his whole face was blowing zurbers there. )

 The video of this is even funnier.

 Lots of cool trucks. They cut a water line across the road on Saturday.

 They wrapped it like a present.

Playing at the construction site. Just like their dad did. =)

Jared Perkins drove all the way up here and helped us last Saturday. Thank you Jared!!!

Elijah learned how to strip and pull wire and did some great work!

 Sooooooo thankful for our lighting specialist and building consultant!!!

 This is for you Joshua!

 Can you spot the new thing? our own ($$) fire hydrant!

 Grace has a throne for when her mom and dad are trying to sort out which light switch turns on which light.

 It looks like someone walked through the wrapping paper on the garage door.

 windows make it look so finished! Let's move in!!

This is where Joseph lives from 2 pm until 11 pm (or, like last night, 3 am). Tonight three young men from the ward came to help him. We are so thankful for the kind, unselfish help of so many wonderful people in our life!!! Tonight, I'm glad Joseph isn't working alone for a bit.



Next week: hopefully 4 way, hoping for a roof with cool singles, last concrete pours before it is too cold, finishing framing and plumbing and hvac...