2024 Highlights @ BHOM
I’m sorry it’s taken so long for me to post. It’s hard to believe how fast time is flying. It’s December! Merry Christmas! Here’s Emmie! I got a new dog! She’s … Read more…
I’m sorry it’s taken so long for me to post. It’s hard to believe how fast time is flying. It’s December! Merry Christmas! Here’s Emmie! I got a new dog! She’s … Read more…
Update: 12/28/22 My next step is to contact the city county building department to see if I can find out who the builder was of these three houses. I think … Read more…
Some of you may know Alexis McKenna and that she lost her place of residence and all of her belongings in the Almeda fire of September 2020. She escaped with … Read more…
When we lived in Eagle Point two gnomes came to stay with us. I just assumed they were native to the area. When we moved to East Main, after we … Read more…
The previous version of the wall was a loosely stacked stone wall consisting of sandstone. Because the new incarnation is more tightly fitted, like a giant, HEAVY, jigsaw puzzle, there … Read more…
Our electricity was off for much of the day Sunday. My friend Vicki has a 1928 Tudor house about 5 blocks up from here. She texted me that her basement … Read more…
Since the first of September, Vicki Brasfield and I have rented a space at the Collector’s Market on Court Street in Medford. We’re selling “Vintage and Pre-Loved Goods.” We both … Read more…
I finally finished painting the exteriors of all the windows last week. Whew! That’s a load off my mind. I needed to finish them before the fall rain started, and … Read more…
When we did the bathroom renovation, we took out the old original 1927 built-in tub/shower. It had seen better days and the shower surround was hideous. I could have updated … Read more…
There was a “bump-out” in the upstairs bedroom — space that is used by the stairs for headroom. It came out from the wall at a 45 degree angle and extended … Read more…