(I will need a little direction here on how to add more pictures and have them follow the ones I previously loaded!)
So, go down to the 5th picture to start this episode, then return to this one. :(
This is the roof that is taking shape on the shed that Joe built.
So, go down to the 5th picture to start this episode, then return to this one. :(
This is the roof that is taking shape on the shed that Joe built.
This is the rainbow that came after the storm that gave us a break in working on the shed that Joe built. (Rainbow is over the mountain behind Joe.)
This is the cleanup and all the far that we got in the shed that Joe built, with help from his dad and Randy (Joe's soon to be father-in-law).
This is the pavilion behind Mt. Vernon Mennonite Church. The wedding reception will be held in this pavilion and a tent beside it. The wedding will be held in the grassy area where I was standing to take the picture. The church is in the background when you look through the pavilion.
This is the floor for the shed that Joe built.
This is the first wall (and Ed waving Hi) for the shed that Joe built.
Raising the third wall on the shed that Joe built.
Joe doing something way up high on the shed that Joe built.
Ed cutting studs while Randy watches and waits to help with the shed that Joe built.
4 comments:
Nice pictures. I like how you made the story of the shed that Joe built;-) AS far as getting the pictures in the order you want, after you upload the pictures, you can click on it and then drag it where you want. I don't think this blog always does what you want...it can be annoying at times! But it works.
Haha. You had me just about laughing out loud with your story (which isn't good since I'm at work)! I think you may have read one too many children's books... either that or it's just summer and you're getting a little loony! ;)
You could write a 2nd chapter called "The Rocks that Joyce Picked up"
Oh, and also I forgot to mention, I load pictures in the opposite order I want to show them, that way I don't have to move them around, which is sometimes frustrating. For instance, I load the last picture of my entry first. Make sense? So you could give that a try, too.
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