Cottages at Oak Park

Today I am bragging about my talented husband.  While on the Mississippi Gulf Coast last weekend, Britton and I stopped by his job site in Ocean Springs, Cottages at Oak Park.   The official grand opening for the neighborhood was last Thursday.  The project looks great and fits in perfectly in the welcoming Ocean Springs community.  If you have never been to Ocean Springs it is worth a visit.  The grand opening made the local news.  You can see the news clip here.

Winters Construction

Three Years Ago...

Three years ago, we started our amazing journey!

Photo by our super talented cousin and her incredibly gifted husband, www.allisonrodgers.com.

Happy Anniversary, Britton!

Preserves and Pickles

Fig Preserves and Bread & Butter Pickles to be exact!

Worthy of a Post

Welcome to our niece, Lydia!

Congratulations, Brent, on completing your third year of Dental School! 

Reflection

 

We've had a lot going on the past few months resulting in a lack of post.  Let's be honest though,  I'm not really the the most consistent blogger anyway.  For anyone still reading, here are some sneak peaks to some projects we've been completing (or nearly completed) around the Casa da Jones lately.  Check back for more pictures this weekend....but I make no promises!  Spring like weather is forcasted for the weekend and Angie has a new found love for herding cows at our neighbor's farm.  I'll let you in on her talents soon. 

Snow Day

 

It is another day with a beautiful white blanket covering everything.  I decided I should post the photos from the eight inch snowfall we had at the beginning of January.  It was quite the surprise for us!

A local photographer created this time lapse of the snow. 

Zero to 10...... inches of snow on the Oxford square from scottburtonphotography on Vimeo.

Oh Christmas Tree

This year Britton and I decided to go for the real deal... a live Christmas Tree.  The past two years we decorated my grandmother's artificial table top tree.  With the living room and the dining room of the house somewhat settled we decided to get a real tree since Britton had never had a real tree before.  We drove south of Oxford to Springwood Christmas Tree Farm to cut down our own tree.

In the cabin they had hot cider and Christmas Cookies.

 Merry Christmas!