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Date Posted: 08:51:51 02/12/07 Mon
Author: Lacey
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In reply to: Eliza 's message, "..." on 11:34:19 02/08/07 Thu

Lacey had a pretty wild and rambling imagination- and she'd seen this place for what it could be the minute she'd looked at it- much like she did with horses really. "Yeah I think so too... its the best part of it..." Building in stone would be more expensive but more inmportanly it would be more in keeping with the barn. "The roof is going to need to be rebuilt- probably need new oak beams and such... those look almost rotten..." She murmered as they moved around the barn. "We should try and keep the opening for the doors and windows too... maybe have big glass windows looking out...." There were several large arches that had been used to take the carraiges in and out and the stonework around them was beautiful. " If we give the lower level really nice high ceilings we can use a lot of the roof space for the upstairs... have the wooden beams and everything and plaster the walls white... what do you think?" The house would be so romantic and pretty, her dream home when it was finished. She wound her arms around him tightly, grinning a little.

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He looked over the building as she listed her thoughts about it - it was a good thing that she had an idea of what she liked - for him, a house was a home, if the both of them were in it, and if he had anything to do with it, it would have been pretty darn uniform. "I think it sounds like you're going to have to sit down with the contractors and tell them exactly what you're envisioning so my father and I don't make any mistakes in communication." He grinned broadly but as she listed the features, he could see them unfolding, transforming the house before his eyes. (NT) -- Ry, 09:45:00 02/12/07 Mon