my poor car

Maybe if I didn't want this car for over 5 years I wouldn't have cried like a baby... but I did, my Acura TL got hit from behind while we were at a red light...I'm devastated. Could not have happened at a worse time...with the move in just 3 weeks. Thank you Lord, we are all okay though...and that is what is truly the most important.

TN trip for walk-thru

I will write what everything is above the pictures, so its somewhat easy to follow...

Neighbors House to the left of us when looking at house:

Neighbors house to the right of us when looking at house: Kitchen pictures: (you will notice a lot of blue tape...thats just the markings of where they are still going to be touching up the drywall)

Living Room/Fireplace:

Dinning Room:

View from Breakfast Nook:

Breakfast Nook:

Master Bathroom:

Master Closet (Which you can't tell from the picture, but its basically the size of another room):

Master:

Office (5th bedroom):

2nd floor laundry room:

The kid's bathroom upstairs:

Downstairs Closet:

Guest/Downstairs Bath:

Guest Room (downstairs):

Looking out our front porch (there is still construction going on, as you can tell):View from back door (you can see where our lot ends due to the grass being different colors):

Back of our house:

Space between houses:

Other Things from our trip

It's funny...because Jeff has been saying for months now how he wants a cotton plantation one day (he says he is serious, but I always laugh)...while we were driving we happened to drive past this cotton plantation, so we took two pictures and I picked some cotton for him to take as a souvenier

This would be Brooke's elementary school (which is less than 2 minutes away):

Blackman High School:

Six months ago, workmen's shovels first pried loose the skeleton of a Civil War soldier buried 145 years ago in an unmarked grave on a field now under commercial development along Columbia Avenue (in Franklin, TN). Jeff was reading the USA today Saturday morning at the hotel and found the article, and we realized they were holding a memorial that day...so we decided to check it out before we went to the airport to catch our flight.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-10-10-unknown-soldier-reburied_N.htm http://www.tennessean.com/article/20091010/NEWS01/910100333/2066/NEWS03/Civil+War+soldier+will+return+to+grave+unknown+but+not+forgotten+

Some quick videos:

The Baby's Room:

Brooke's Room:

Kitchen:

Master Bedroom:

View of Upstairs/Bonus Area:

Front of House:

Franklin,TN/Civil War Vet Memorial: