Family Letter!

Family Letter!

Dear Family,
This was mom's finding this past week in her effort for junking! Yes, it is a cedar chest. We washed it and cleaned it up. Nice little box! Actually its a huge box. We measured it and it will fit perfectly covering the whole of Guy Guys closet! Its about 2 feet deep and about that wide. Since it is cedar we will use it to stick all those precious things we have accumulated over the years in. The best part being that we can close the lid and have it unseen! We are slowly trying to convert that room into a den/ comfy room for us to hang out in.




Now you see our other projects for the day , the TV Home entertain System and the sensor light for the garage. Both were as much fun to install as they will be to have. It took about 5 minutes to instal the sensor light and then it took us about a half an hour to play with it afterwards, moving here and there throught the garage to see where it would go off! A fun game. I literally was dragged out of the garage....only to meet my next task of the day. The theater system.


We were fortunate in that the instruction manual was pretty good. It didnt take long at all to plug in all the wires for the amps...but the trouble came when we tried to get the regular stations on the tv. After a ccouple of hours playing with it on our own, Kyle called and he walked us through the steps and troubleshooting our system until it finally came together! Imagine our joy to find that we have 20 stations! The problem with the instalation was that we hadnt initialized our new little converter box yet and we didnt have the wires running into the tv hooked up properly. After we got off the phone with Kyle we sat in wonder at this incredible new addition to our room. Stay tuned for next weeks additions. I have decided its time to let Cathy have a new computer! PS. I could hardly keep my head up at church this morning cause I sat up late watching the new channels! Thanks for all your help Kyle, would have never figured it out without you. love to you all, mom and dad