Isn't this a great looking 1920's era storybook cottage? This was taken in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California when we were there for our wedding back in 2006. I love quaint old homes like this, and some day before I retire I want to build one. The hard part won't be the actual construction, but dealing with the Planning and Zoning bureaucrats and Home Owners Association Nazi's beforehand.
I like to look at this one every year about this time to remind myself what it's like to walk around our neighborhood without sweating. I know you Yankee-types think I'm crazy, but it was just a couple of inches of snow and the temps were only in the upper 20's, and doggone it, it felt so good to come home after a brisk walk without being drenched in sweat. Oh well...such is this Texans fate.
Finally....my bride, all dolled up for my daughter's wedding. Isn't she beautiful? I truly have some wonderful women in my life. :)
I've bored you enough. Time to cruise into the evening. G'nite all.
S
S, wth a woman like K at your side, it doesn't matter what your house looks like or where it is :-)
ReplyDeleteSo true, my friend. :)
ReplyDeleteS
.....or what temperatures you are "suffering"! lol
ReplyDeleteThat house looks so cosy!
Love the story book house.....K looks terrific!
ReplyDeleteNice cottage. Not bad looking for a white chick.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Bobby
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI was looking at pictures of Carmel and found your blog. My fiance and I are thinking to get married there and I am trying to find out if we can have the reception in one of the fairytale cottages... but it seems impossible to get a hold of the owners. I read that you got married in Carmel and I was wondering if you were able to "use" one of those beautiful cottages.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much,
Cristina