Our kitchen is finally done, for the most part. There are still a few things that need to be wrapped up, but it's usable again. I have to say, it's really nice to have it back. It's nice to be able to cook, use real dishes (versus the disposable stuff we'd been using this whole time), and wash said dishes. Most of all, though, it's nice to have things back in their places instead of all around the house. I think the biggest thing is a table that had been in our hallway that's now been returned to it's proper place in the kitchen. It had made for a really tight space entering the hallway from the rest of the house, and was kind of a pain.For those that know me, you know I'm really into my Irish heritage (and for those that don't...well now you do). So that meant when I got asked to go to a celticfest in the area today, I was all for it. It was a lot smaller than the Celtic Classic in Bethlehem, which is what I'm used to, but it was still a nice way to spend the afternoon. We mostly walked around looking at things people were selling, and I even took a few pictures of things I liked (after asking first, of course). It's probably a good thing I couldn't spend any money. While we're on the subject, please let me know if you're interested in going to the Celtic Classic in Bethlehem this year. It takes place September 24th-26th. It has the usual vendors, music and food, but they also have the Highland Games and other contests and such. It's definitely a good festival. I'm set on going, but am open to anyone who wants to join, as I don't actually have any definite plans yet. It'll definitely be great! Feel free to ask me any questions. Also, if you wanted to see for yourself, their website is celticfest.org.
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