We had three attic windows in the house. Instead of paying to replace them, we opted to go with the vents. We think it looks just as nice.
The back door:
The bow window was one we didn't replace. We had several years ago. The fence underneath has bittersweet growing on it. Last fall was the first time in about 3 years that I had any berries. I didn't bloom the first year, got frosted out the second, and then finally last year...berries. Yeah!!! I hope this year will be even better.
The front porch steps. The middle one was completely crumbled apart. We had a mason come out to fix it. Well, the whole house has much of this foundation as well as the front porch,so all of it was redone and sealed. They did such a good job, you have trouble telling where it was fixed.
That's it for now. I haven't done any redoing this week. The kids are home for spring break so they have been helping me clean their rooms. It is amazing how much stuff three kids can accumulate. I'm off to do some more. Thanks for stopping by.
~Melissa~
Your house is beautiful!
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Your home looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy and Blessed Easter, hugs, Linda
You have such a pretty house!Have a great evening!
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Looks great! I love the stone work and Im glad you were able to have it repaired.
ReplyDeleteMelissa,
ReplyDeleteYour home is beautiful and the stone around the home is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing!!
Have a blessed Easter weekend.
Hugs,
Lisa
Beautiful home...love the stone work too:)
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Hi Melissa!....Thank you for visiting my blog and for leaving me a message....I don't know where all the time goes, they definately grow up way too fast!....our's are 23 and 19, yikes! LOL....well have a wonderful weekend! Janet :)
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say that your house is BEAUTIFUL!....and I love that picture at the top of your blog! Janet :)
ReplyDeleteYour home looks wonderful. We also live in an old house and should think about replacing the windows, but they are original from about 1869 and I just don't have the heart! Your heading pictures makes me homesick. I grew up on a farm and loved every minute of it. There is really nothing else like it in the whole world. Have a very blessed Easter, Dawn
ReplyDeleteMelissa,
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely amazing job you did on your home. It looks just beautiful. I'll bet it feels so good to have accomplished this task. I'm sure it was quite the undertaking. :)
We live in an old farmhouse too. The house that we live in was the homeplace where his grandmother was born and raised. It is over 100 years old and I just love it. Landscaping will be one of my tasks to take on this spring.
Thanks for sharing the pictures. I enjoyed them so much. Oh~I also love the header picture. :)
Hugs and blessings,
Stacey @ Farm Wife Primitives
Oops ~ the house that we live in was where my husband's grandmother was born and raised. Sorry that wasn't clear. I sent the comment and did not proofread. :)
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