Evening's Beauty

After feeding the pups their supper, I put their leashes on and out the door we went, headed toward the beach lookout. If they had not needed to stop and sniff at every little thing, we could have gotten there in time to see the sun's goodbye, but we didn't and that's okay. We get to see that moment lots of times. What we did see was gorgeous.

This morning I finally had the opportunity to meet with an architect. He was highly recommended to us by a real estate man here in Cayucos, Joe Clark, and Joe is also a general contractor. Some time ago Mr. Fun & I decided we need to make a decision about this house to determine whether we should fix it with a multitude of repairs and improvements or should it be torn down and a complete new structure built. During our lifetime we've never built a house nor built an add-on. This is all fairly overwhelming. So it's time to learn what some experts in this field would advise. No matter what the advice, the choice will not be easy and the follow-thru won't either.

So that's what's happening on Page 3 of Chapter 10, of Book 2014.

From California's Central Coast,
Rosie (& the 3 pooches, Mr. Fun is not with us this weekend), aka Carol