The Fireplace and Windows: We decided on a wood burning fireplace in case of no electricity and full arch windows in the front of the house. Lorin helped Jorden put in some windows.

SHEETROCK!!! WAAHOO!

Now that the sheetrock is in it's really staring to look more like a home. Jorden stands next to an arch doorway to our closet. The picture on the left is the kitchen and the 3 arch windows are looking out from the garage.

Foam Insulation, Electric, Plumbing, Sound System, Air Conditioning Ect.\
A company from Phoenix came and sprayed in our insulation which will save us lots and lots of money on utilities. Jeremy Nash, J.T., and Jorden worked on the electric. Uncle Ron did most of the air conditioning. Tillman Kartchner did the plumbing. JT set up the wires and speakers for music all around the house including the back porch (i love music) I'd have to say this part of building the house seemed to take the longest. Thanks everyone who helped us!

The trusses on and well...the board stuff is on top and around, don't know what it's called... Here is a view showing the back of the house to the left is the master suite, then the kitchen and living room, then the guest bedroom on the far right. Pretty huh. The picture on bottom is the front of the house..the porch is not build yet.

Rolling Trusses: The girls and I had fun watching the huge crane pick up trusses and bring them up on top of our house. It was pretty cool to see. Jorden held on to a rope attached to a truss to help guide it into the right position. Look how my house starts to take shape and demension...YEAH!!!

Framing: Jorden's favorite part of building a home is framing. The picture I'm doing thumbs up is my bedroom windows. The others are pictures of the kitchen and baby window where the kitchen table goes. See those rectangles way up high..those are windows. Jorden surprised me with those...I love windows.

Pouring the Foundation: Here are some shots of Jorden, Sam, and their dad, Don, pouring my front, sunk-in living room...pretty cool huh? You can see where the bay window goes.