Stone Forest

It's late. I'm tired. Wait! That was my line yesterday.

The Stone Forest boulder sinks for the master bathroom arrived today. They are sitting in the driveway, all swaddled up on a pallet. At 90 pounds a piece, I don't think they're going to go anywhere. I'm really thinking concrete countertops under those sinks. I'm SO glad I decided to go with them. I loved them several years ago when I considered one for the bathroom remodel in our present home, and I still love them as much as ever. Maybe more. Love, love, love.

We also purchased a Stone Forest vessel sink for the library bathroom when we visited the corporate showroom in Santa Fe in December. Those people do really, really good work. Maybe we can get one of their outside fountains later. Drool.

Otherwise, I spent a lot of time on email today, communicating this, that and the other bits of information to various players. I'm trying very hard to keep everyone up to speed on everything that I know about and everything I'm even thinking about. At the same time, I couldn't resist just going on line some to hunt through various things like outdoor furniture, exterior lighting fixtures, and chandeliers. Shop, shop, shop.

Oh yes! I also spent some time buying tickets for our trip to NYC next month. This will be "play 'til you drop." We have left front mezzanine tickets for The Phantom of the Opera at the Majestic Theatre, first row on the inside aisle. Then there are center orchestra tickets at the Shubert Theatre for Spamalot. Also, Carnegie Hall tickets, second tier, for the Orchestra of St. Luke's. Bobby McFerrin is the conductor. At that point I was suffering from sticker shock and quit, although I'd still like to see November with Nathan Lane. Maybe from the rest rooms? Those seats should be pretty cheap.