For a couple of classes at school (
Flora culture and Horticulture) Nellie had to do a project of 10 hours in length where she used tools, learned the uses of them, and completed a project. She did her first 3-4 hours up in Oak Harbor with Kyle
Soptich (professional handyman/
Soptich Solutions), and then finished up with her Dad, this last Saturday, building Daisy a new dog house - or as her Dad calls it a "condo". Nellie looks a little tired . . . maybe her
fiasco the night before took its toll on her, but we'll save that for another time ;).
They both worked very hard all day long on this. Nellie barely had enough time to jump in the shower before going to babysit.
This is the finished product - that's right we've got an opening door (I'm not quite sure if it was attached yet in this picture)!! When we reside our house in the spring we'll side Daisy's house as well, and add some shingles to the roof. Right now we just put a blue tarp over the top -
nothin' white trash about that "). It was pretty funny last night because Lee turned the light on in the back and kept raising the blinds to see if Daisy loved her new house. I think Lee was almost more excited than Daisy was - and for a guy that supposedly doesn't like animals that's pretty good :)
For a couple of classes at school (Flora culture and Horticulture) Nellie had to do a project of 10 hours in length where she used tools, learned the uses of them, and completed a project. She did her first 3-4 hours up in Oak Harbor with Kyle Soptich (professional handyman/Soptich Solutions), and then finished up with her Dad, this last Saturday, building Daisy a new dog house - or as her Dad calls it a "condo". Nellie looks a little tired . . . maybe her fiasco the night before took its toll on her, but we'll save that for another time ;).
They both worked very hard all day long on this. Nellie barely had enough time to jump in the shower before going to babysit.
This is the finished product - that's right we've got an opening door (I'm not quite sure if it was attached yet in this picture)!! When we reside our house in the spring we'll side Daisy's house as well, and add some shingles to the roof. Right now we just put a blue tarp over the top - nothin' white trash about that "). It was pretty funny last night because Lee turned the light on in the back and kept raising the blinds to see if Daisy loved her new house. I think Lee was almost more excited than Daisy was - and for a guy that supposedly doesn't like animals that's pretty good :)
3 comments:
that is quite a fancy dog mansion! Dad would always do that with Blaze too - he would talk about "that dumb dog" and then when he thought we weren't looking he would be on his hands and knees talking to him through the sliding door! goobers!
It looks like both Daisy and Nelly could stay together in that dog condo! Great work Nellie! And I can just imagine Uncle Lee peeking through the blinds.
That house should have a second floor in it. Daisy is seriously going to think she died and went to Heaven. Did you plumb it with running water and run heating vents too? Sheesh. Nice job.
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