As promised, I have begun to download a picture (or two, or few) from Alice Haddow's House of Joy, affectionately known as AHHJ. To the right is the dining room. Click to enlarge it, and you will see a delightfully vibrant place to visit. Most would assume this room is used for eating, and my LDS friends can correctly assume it is never used for imbibing, despite the decision of the interior designer to stick a corked, green bottle in the middle of the table. This corked, green bottle is now and always has been empty; in fact, said bottle disappeared to who knows where--the trash maybe?--shortly after we moved into AHHJ. Each time the clan of Alice Haddow visits SC, other things in this room, place settings included, also disappear in favor of computers, computer chargers, and printers. We work in the dining room and love every minute of it. More to come after Alice Haddow attends to a couple of newlyweds who have come to visit AHHG.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
House of Joy
As promised, I have begun to download a picture (or two, or few) from Alice Haddow's House of Joy, affectionately known as AHHJ. To the right is the dining room. Click to enlarge it, and you will see a delightfully vibrant place to visit. Most would assume this room is used for eating, and my LDS friends can correctly assume it is never used for imbibing, despite the decision of the interior designer to stick a corked, green bottle in the middle of the table. This corked, green bottle is now and always has been empty; in fact, said bottle disappeared to who knows where--the trash maybe?--shortly after we moved into AHHJ. Each time the clan of Alice Haddow visits SC, other things in this room, place settings included, also disappear in favor of computers, computer chargers, and printers. We work in the dining room and love every minute of it. More to come after Alice Haddow attends to a couple of newlyweds who have come to visit AHHG.
