Summer is on it's way out. ...Well summer events are wrapping up at least. If memory serves, it will feel like summer for a while longer. Blues on the Green finished up early August. Two Tons rang out out the last Summer in the Park concert in San Marcos mid month. Jean and I caught the last Latin serenade on Town Lake the day after. The Austin Symphony had there last concert in the park this weekend. I'm look forward to a little lull in September before Autumn begins in earnest. Two Tons of Steel at Summer in the Park A good turn out for the last concert Latin Serenade on Town Lake Threatening rain at the Austin Symphony on the lawn

Jean and I went to down to Houston this weekend to attend my second cousin Lauren's wedding. Lauren's mom (my first cousin), Brenda, billed it as Lauren and Taylor's best day ever. It was an amazing night. We are happy we could be a part of it and wish them ever better days to come. The wedding didn't start until 5 pm so Saturday morning we partook in the delights of Southeast Houston/League City like this municipal park disc golf course. After disc golf we stopped by the Kemah boardwalk After a couple of rides on the Boardwalk Bullet (a wooden roller coaster) we experienced neither nausea nor excruciating neck pain. A win-win. Jean playing in the fountain At the reception dinner Taylor and Lauren's first dance. These two met through a dance class/club at Texas A&M. They definitely knew how to cut a rug. Brian and Lauren Father-Daughter dance Brenda, Lauren and Meredith in the cousin dance Cousins! Those

Apart from finishing securing the metal panels I took a breather from the shed this weekend. At the end of this month it will be a year since I started the project. Here are a couple of time lapse videos I put together of our progress thus far.