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| We hadn't been below the bridge to Trolland for a number of years, but we had to go and see this little "Peikko". |
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| David had gotten kitchen cabinets and this microwave/oven unit used from a contractor who was putting in a new kitchen. This was a heavy unit, but it was easy to roll from the garage to the front of the house using PVC pipe as rollers. |
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| When is it coming? |
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| Hmmm...now it's got to go uphill. |
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| How are they going to do it? |
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| Where there's a will, there's a way. |
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| I hope grandpa and daddy don't hurt themselves. |
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| No worries. The Eagle has landed! |
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| The old magic carpet trick. |
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| Voila! No scratches on the floor. No sore backs. |
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| You should have seen it, Grandma Janet! |
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| The minimalist IKEA kitchen. |
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| Meanwhile. back in the living room.... |
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| ...the exhausted father falls into his lounge chair.... |
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| ...and promptly conks out. |
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| Later on we play... |
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| ...and wrestle |
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| and work out! |
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| Whew. Let me catch my breath! |
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| Howell is a beautiful small town with sidewalks and large trees, a great place to walk. You could imagine yourself being in the 19th century, were it not for the hum of traffic which surrounds it. |
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| On our way home we stopped as Mik and Jeni's and saw Miss Bunny and Miss Tiger. |
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