New Office

Home Makeover – The Reveal

Last painting projects

Paining the chimney.

Painting the sun porch door.

Makeover Work Continues

 

Changing out the power box leading to the HVAC, putting new moulding in Frank’s office and painting the garage door.

Pressure washing the sun porch as part of washing the whole house.

Painting the chimney.

    

Replacing boards and painting the sun porch.

Dealing with unintended consequences

The morning on Tuesday was spent correcting the problem introduced with a flag pole holder placed by the first owners a decade and a half ago. It led to rot in the LP siding, which led to our morning of working on replacing the boards and flashing over the garage door as we dealt with the unitended consequences of the flag holder.

    

    

Pulling out base boards to complete the transformation of Griffin’s former Egyptian Room into boring beige with white trim.

This is from Monday night with the furnishings moved to the side so that the beige invasion of our home could continue.

Makeover Fun Continues

     

We resided the part of the house in front of Frank’s office. Once the paint was on, it looked like rain and we covered it with plastic, but there has been no rain since the paint went on. We also began repainting Griffin’s old bedroom/Frank’s current office.

     

     

More Makeover

Residing and repainting the house.

Home Makeover – Logue Edition

With our work at King of Peace finished (see earlier post below), we are turning our attention to getting our house in St. Marys ready to list with a real estate agent. This means painting to more conventional colors are staging the house to be move in ready.

Here is the living room as transformed.

Another view of the same room.

Griffin’s room is now a tv room or den. Clean, freshly painted, clutter-free rooms to make the house easier to sell.

We are also finishing the task of replacing lower boards with Hardy Board. Some of the house we did in earlier years, we are completing the other half of the house now.

Finishing Our Time at King of Peace

Special youth/children music on the final Sunday

The last entry in the parish register, the 108th and 109th baptisms recorded.

June 13, was our final Sunday at King of Peace. It was a big full morning concluded with a covered dish, a wonderful send-off from the church we arrived here to found. They are now in great hands with the Rev. Doug Renegar taking over as Interim Rector while Frank moves on to Savannah to be Canon for Congregational Ministries for the Diocese of Georgia. All the photos of the final Sunday are here: The Logues Final Sunday

Community Farewell

The photos above are from a community-wide farewell at King of Peace which included proclamations from the Cities of Kingsland and Saint Marys and thank yous from Habitat for Humanity, the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts and folks within the congregation. Click here to see the: Community Farewell Photos

Walk Like an Egyptian – King of Peace version

A remake of The Bangles video Walk Like an Egyptian
from our Kids in the Kingdom Week

Easter at King of Peace

Easter finishes out a full and wonderful Holy Week at King of Peace. See More Easter Photos as well as Easter Vigil Photos, Maundy Thursday Photos, Passover Photos, and Palm Sunday Photos.

It was a beautiful day and the church grounds looked great. The Easter egg hunt made the most of the church’s park-like setting.

Jesus said…Love

Frank’s latest YouTube creation started as a dream. He was awakened from a dream in which he was making this video. The idea was fairly well formed, so he got up, but the video and posted it online. It’s a 30-second comparison of statements Jesus did not make with what he did say.

Dominican Republic Trip

More on our trip is found at King of Peace’s blog Irenic Thoughts which has daily entries fro the road and some videos Frank created along the way. See the: Irenic Thoughts posts on The Dominican Republic.

Where Is God in the Haitian Earthquake?

It’s a but rough at the start…it’s Frank’s response to Pat Robertson’s comments on Haiti from a bibical perspective. Hopefully it is helpful.

Christmas

Christmas morning.

Griffin playing the guitar in her parents room.