Last Friday, as soon as I sent the kids off to school I headed out of town for a girl’s weekend. I drove three hours south on roads that had 90° turns without warning, little or no cell service, and an "off the map" area that made my GPS lose satellite connection and the map spin around trying to figure out where I was. To a cute little cabin in the Hoosier National Forest right on the Ohio River. Even with very few leaves left on the trees it was beautiful.
This was the front porch, it was so cute but not enough sunshine to be warm enough to sit very long.
The back deck had enough sun though...
The dining room.
This wedge in the wall held up one side of the cabin. It had a severe slope to one side that required an adjustment period while you acquired "sea legs" that added an interesting twist to showering (and in my case just walking). I know that my little guy would have had a blast rolling marbles from one end of the house to the other. If you notice in the next picture the quiche that I baked had a visible angle to it.
The view from the hot tub.
The view from the other side of the cabin.
This was the front porch, it was so cute but not enough sunshine to be warm enough to sit very long.
The back deck had enough sun though...
The dining room.
This wedge in the wall held up one side of the cabin. It had a severe slope to one side that required an adjustment period while you acquired "sea legs" that added an interesting twist to showering (and in my case just walking). I know that my little guy would have had a blast rolling marbles from one end of the house to the other. If you notice in the next picture the quiche that I baked had a visible angle to it.
The view from the hot tub.
The view from the other side of the cabin.
We all had such a good time laughing, talking, scrapbooking, crocheting, and reading. There were pictures of us but I promised that I wouldn't post them due to the lack of daily showering and changing clothes.
no jealous!!!!! aaah! glad you had a great time!
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