Week 7

July 22nd - Monday
7:00am - 4:00pm

Today was a very busy day as far as dPOP! prep is concerned. We had a furniture vendor come in and give a presentation on some furniture available by the manufacturers he works with. We got to demo the Blofield single chair among many other sample pieces. Nick came down for lunch in the city and Katie, Elizabeth and I took him to The Hudson Cafe and showed off some of the city. I had several meetings and did lots of blackflow planning for the upcoming weeks and social media.


July 23rd - Tuesday
7:00am - 5:00pm

I officially have a new favorite method of transportation in Detroit - The people mover! I spent awhile today out taking photographs and exploring Detroit and we used the People Mover to get around. I had always heard negative things about it, but my ride was just fine and I will definitely use it again. This morning I was given a task that truly says a lot to me about the impact I am making at my job - The CEO of dPOP! asked me to take over her social media accounts and keep them up to par while she is busy with the launch of the company. The fact that she trusts me to handle things that will appear to be coming from her means so much.


July 24th - Wednesday
7:00am - 5:00pm

This morning I had my one-on-one with my team leader. He told me that I was doing an amazing job with what I have been working on and he is so sad to see me go. He also offered me a position working part-time until classes begin, which means I will be working remotely from home, vacation and Alma once I move back in. I could not be happier about this and know that this isn't an option for everyone so for that I am grateful.  After my meeting, we walked down to the riverfront to shoot some photos to celebrate Detroit's 312th Birthday! I have been blowing up our social media pages all day and we've gotten great feedback about our posts. It is arguably the most beautiful day of the summer, thus far, so I am spending it working outside at the Beach in Campus Martius.

July 25th - Thursday

Thursday proved to be a busy day, as usual. I had to deal with a conflict in regards to a social media post. A graphic was made and posted that used an unapproved version of our logo and an unapproved font. Also, the background of the graphic was stolen photos from google. It was interesting for me to realize that such a simple post could have so many "violations." Also, this was another great way for me to assert my power (ok, not quite like that...) but take a step up in my leadership role.

I took some artists down into the "vaults" (we don't like the world basement) and we hired them to do an art piece for us. Clint and Scott are incredible artists that work together to create pieces they call Relics! Relics are amazing works of art and dPOP! is honored to be able to have some in our space.

July 26th - Friday

Today was a very important day for dPOP! We had the CEO and founder of Izzy+ (a furniture manufacturer out of Grand Rapids) come and tour our spaces. I was invited to come along to take photographs and spend the day with them. (The only intern invited.. what, what!) We had fun going around through all of our spaces, discussing company culture, and discussing the office/workspace of the future. After the tour, a few coworkers and I headed down to a market that was happening in Campus Martius. We made several purchases to add to the dPOP vaults, including shelving, tables and literature. Today was an inspiring, amazing day.

CEO of dPOP!, Melissa Price, and Izzy+ team members.

Total hours this week: 47.5

I feel like this was a week where I could truly step up and "rise to the occasion." I was asked to take on several large tasks and was selected above others quite a few times. I was asked to extend my internship because the team is impressed with my work. I would say it was a wildly successful week.

Week 6

Wow... week six. Five down, three to go.... What a bittersweet feeling.

July 15th - Monday
7:00am - 3:45pm

The first hour I spent at work, I was all alone. I was able to read through the weekends emails and respond to all of them with well-thought out responses. Then I began planning for our social media meeting/presentation with the entire team. As team captain, I have put alot of planning into this meeting including time over the weekend. I met with the full-time social media team member and we discussed all aspects of the presentation before actually heading over. The presentation seemed to go well and I received great feedback from my leaders. I got several compliments as to my knowledge of social media and all that it entails. I spent that afternoon revamping the entire dPOP! Pinterest page. We removed photos, made a list of photos we want to shoot, rewrote ALL (almost 200) captions, and began planning for what else needed to be added. It was a good lesson in strategic planning and not taking the easy way out.



July 16th - Tuesday
7:00am - 5:30pm

Today was a very busy day for me. Terence, Megan and I (the main social media team) began knocking things off a large to-do list pertaining to social media and planning and spent all day working diligently on that. We did break in the afternoon to go take some more photos and get out of the office for awhile. We got free Ice Cream for volunteering (Neighborhoods Day!) to do some community service while we are down in Detroit.

Neighborhoods Day!

July 17th - Wednesday
7:00am - 4:00pm
7:00pm - 8:30pm (Home evening hours)

Today was photo shoot day. We have hundreds of photos we wanted captured and displayed on our websites and our Pinterest so Jen, Martin, Megan, Terence and I spent the whole morning out shooting photos. Only three of us actually had cameras, but between the three of us we took over 1,000 photos. I spent the afternoon trying to sort all of the photos into folders and than slowly began editing them. Editing is a very time-consuming project so I am sure i will be working lots of hours the rest of this week to be sure they are done and ready to rock n' roll by Monday.

Some of the photos I shot during our shoot. :)

July 18th - Thursday
7:00am - 6:00pm

Today was a company wide scavenger hunt all over the city of Detroit. It was 94 degrees out and one of the most miserable things I have ever done. That is all.



July 19th - Friday
7:30am - 3:00pm

Today was also spent editing photos. Lots and lots and lots of photos. In the afternoon, all the interns went over to the Qube to get free t-shirts that represent the Quicken Loans internship program. Around 3pm, we all had realized that we were over 50 hours and ready to head out for the week. America, Gena, Katie, Elizabeth and I headed to the mall for some bonding/shopping.


I also worked an additional 3.5 hours over the weekend editing photos and prepping for the Pinterest projects for next week.


Total hours this week: 54.25

Week 5

July 8th - Monday

7:00am - 3:45pm

Today was a busy day for me as I was preparing for a meeting the majority of the morning and attending meetings all afternoon. I have taken a lead role in the social media group and our group has gone from 10 members down to 3 as everyone else begins to find their niche. My first meeting was from 12-2 with the literary team and copywriters. We had completed most of the writing templates and samples for dPOP! and were meeting with Andrew (Team Leader) to get his final say, thoughts and eventually approval. We sat outside in Cadillac Square and listened to a band play as we worked. It was relaxing and very productive except for the fact that it was 95 degrees and I was wearing full-length black pants. After that meeting, I had another one at 2:30 to discuss social media with some other team leads and get their feedback on what we are planning to do with social media moving forward. 

Cadillac Square Food Market.

July 9th - Tuesday

7:00am - 2:15pm

This morning Terence, a coworker on my social media team, and I decided to take advantage of our WorkSpots. We spent the morning working remotely from a coffee shop across the street from our building. This coffee shop, Roasting Plant, has coffee beans from all over the world and had the best scent of coffee while we were working. We made some changes to our social media plan and continued to move forward with some content. For lunch, I had El' Guapo tacos, which is a food truck located near Campus Martius. I love trying new, local foods.. especially food trucks!  I left work early because I had tickets to the Dave Matthews Band concert in the evening. It was a great night, but I did not return home until almost 1:30am which is sure to put a damper on the rest of my week, at least as far as energy is concerned. 

El Guapo! 

Dave Matthews Band Concert!

July 10th - Wednesday

7:00am - 6:00pm

Today was supposed to be a 15-16 hour day for me. Thank goodness, that changed around 3pm. We had an all-team meeting (Hundreds of people, as FOCUS contains several sub-teams and they were all there) at 7am. I was called out in this meeting to discuss the social media usage and content plan. In the meeting we discussed the future of dPOP! and when we officially plan to release it (press releases and such.) I also learned that for the first two months of watching our spending we have come out marginally in the green... which is unreal for start-up companies. We were over 100,000 in profit last month alone. That made me feel proud for our little company that is going to do big things. Our leader also discussed future employment with us and said to remain in contact with the company after our internships because there is tons of full time employment available. Maybe next summer I will return to Quicken Loans? In the afternoon I went around to many of the Quicken Loans buildings and took internal photos of furniture, wall decoration, and other things that the imagitivity team has worked on in the building. At 3pm we received an email telling the imagitivity team that we do not need to stay as late (we were staying for a move, but they had enough help without us.) I can honestly say today I felt pure exhaustion. By the time I was driving home, I could barely keep my eyes open. I went home and slept a few hours before waking up to work on this blog :)

Some indoor shots of Quicken Loans spaces.

July 11th - Thursday 

7:00am - 12:30pm

This morning was finally a beautiful drive in. I love seeing this city early in the morning and seeing the sunrise over everything and everyone waking up. So many people have so much hatred or disgust towards Detroit, but I truly believe it will rise again and prosper. It has so much history and so much potential, there is no way it won't be booming again. I came in early and got right to work with some photography for Pinterest and other social media outlets. Megan (co-worker) and I spent about an hour taking outdoor shots of the buildings Quicken Loans has stake in.  When we returned we began sorting and organizing them for the website, Pinterest and our own portfolios. This position has really allowed me to explore all of the different jobs I am interested in from social media, to writing to photography. I have felt a lot of growth in myself and my knowledge on these topics and cannot wait to continue learning more. I had to leave a little while early today to go meet some furniture deliverers at the new house. Moving and working full-time at the same time is exhausting. 

Some outdoor shots of the Qube and Compuware.

July 12th - Friday

7:00am - 4:00pm

Today was a rough day for me at work. I would actually say this is the first time I can truly say I had a bad day when it comes to my job. I am facing some struggles as far as social media is concerned. Within our team no one has ever been officially deemed the team lead, however I felt as if that was more or less me because I was the one planing the meetings, doing the final look-over, postings, and analytics. Most other team members were just putting together the content. However, because it was not official, I have been struggling with how much authority I can have over projects and where to draw the line when asking team members to do things without sounding bossy. A team member brought it to my attention that the rest of team was not being asked to do enough. I called a meeting and tried my best to resolve the problem and everyone left happy, however I was unhappy with the result. I didn't feel like it was completely taken care of, and I think it will come up again. It was a good challenge for me to see how far I can be pushed before I break. I pushed myself through several struggling tasks all afternoon and ended up leaving work in a terrible mood. Traffic was bad on the way home, of course, but when I finally made it home I put all of that on the back burner to try to enjoy the weekend.


Total hours worked: 45.25

I also worked 3 hours from home over the weekend.

Week 4

July 1st - Monday
7:15am - 7:00pm

This morning I met with my group one last time before out presentations tomorrow. We are confident in what we are pitching and cannot wait to share it with the rest of the FOCUS team (hundreds of people!!!) I spent the rest of the day working on some social media stuff and beginning to sketch out a plan for some Instagram videos. I also took another group onto my plate by joining a group that is refurbishing the basement of our building to turn it into our offices. It will be a lot on my plate, but I am going to give it a shot.  At 3pm, all interns were released and we headed over to the riverfront for a dinner cruise on the Detroit Princess. You see, Quicken Loans plans tons of events in and around Detroit so that employees become more comfortable and begin to realize all of the things going on that we may have been missing out on before. On our walk to the river (1/2 mile) we got SOAKED. It rained the entire boat ride so we ended up hanging out inside There was food, music and a dance floor. When the boat docked around 7pm we had to walk to our cars at Joe Louis (another 1/2 mile) and got soaked again. I was chilled to the bone for the rest of the night.

The "Unicorns" out on the dance floor of the Detroit Princess!

July 2nd - Tuesday
7:10am - 6:00pm

Today was the big day... Project presentation day! Our group did very well and received tons of compliments afterwards. The compliments that I seemed to get were on how well it was presented and how great of a public speaker I am. That really was important to me and gave me a huge boost of confidence. We will find the winner out some time next week. I had to admit to myself that I am over-booked and needed to remove myself from the library project group. They sent out a weeks worth of meetings requests and it was over 10 hours of meetings. I would not have enough time to dedicate to my social media and other writing tasks. I spoke with the leader and removed myself. I hate admitting that I cant handle something, but I know that had I have remained on that team, my other work would have suffered.




July 3rd - Wednesday
7:00am - 4:15pm

This morning we had project presentations again because we needed to finish with the rest of the groups. After that we had our Unicorn Dance Party. This probably sounds kind of crazy... probably because it was. We (the unicorns - which is a nickname for the imagitivity team) were told we would need to do a dance in the heart of downtown for anyone and everyone who decided to watch. Our entire team was invited to come down and watch. We found out that it was a joke and we would never really have to do it, but we decided to go through with it anyways. We planned a choreographed dance to the song "I was Born a Unicorn." We performed it for hundreds of people in front of the Qube (Chase Building) and it was awesome. We received so many compliments and were told we were trendsetters for the future unicorn interns to come.

July 4th - Thursday

Quicken Loans is Closed! Happy Independence Day!

I spent my 4th in Canada... which is pretty ironic.




July 5th - Friday
7:00am - 3:00pm

Today was a quiet day in the office. Most people took the 5th off and went away for the weekend. The few of us that were here brought movies and watched them on the floor TV while we were working. I sorted through some photos on the network drive to begin compiling more Pinterest boards and also began creating a presentation for what we want to do with social media for the fall and winter after the interns are gone. It was a laid back day and we all left fairly early to go home and enjoy the rest of the holiday weekend.



Total hours this week: 39.85

Week 3

June 24th - Monday
7:00am - 4:00 pm

Today was an important day as far as meetings go. I had a morning meeting to discuss how we want to use our social media and what our goals are for our social media usage. In the afternoon, my intern group and I made a significant leap forward with our project. We had a conference call with the CEO of Pavegen (the company that makes the kinetic energy tiles we are interested in deploying throughout Detroit.) We discussed all angles of the product and are all very fired up about pitching our idea next week. I spent the afternoon researching that project and beginning to prepare out presentation.  It was a big step for me to be on such an important conference call and to be speaking with someone so important without being able to see their body language and sense the way the conversation was going. I learned a lot about how to conduct such conversations.

An example of the PaveGen tiles we are hoping to implement in Detroit.

June 25th - Tuesday
8:00am - 9:30pm

Today I spent a bit of time working on social media content and getting some posts up. We began changing our sites from Imagitivity Detroit over to dPOP! and figuring out the best way to phase those over. We had a team meeting and we discussed the challenges behind switching all the social media sites to new names or creating new ones and linking them for awhile. We decided the best idea was to phase the names over, but make sure there are posts that explain what has happened and why they are changing. During this meeting, I really felt that I was becoming a team lead and began taking the reigns. I have the most social media experience out of group and will really be able to shine in this role. 
In the evening, all interns were invited to stay downtown for a Tigers game! We were given a free dinner at Hockeytown and then walked over to Comerica Park for the game. It was a long day, but it was enjoyable. I am going to sleep well tonight!

June 26th - Wednesday
8:15am - 6:00pm

We spent the majority of today on a d:Hive bus tour of Detroit. D:Hive is a start-up business that helps with directions and accomadations in Detroit. They do walking tours, bus tours and hold other various events for the community and visitors. We visited the Heidelberg Project, the Riverwalk, several spots in Midtown, some historic areas, New Center, and even some really “ghetto” areas. We were taken to the best of the best and the worst of the worst. They wanted to point out that everyone says Detroit is “run down,” “empty,” “desolate,” or “ruined.” While there are lots of vacant areas, there are also booming areas. We received some information as to why Detroit is what it is. I found it very interesting that the main reason there are desolate areas is because of the automotive industry. When Chrysler, GM and Ford decided to move to suburbs, they took hundreds of thousands of workers with them, therefore leaving empty neighborhoods. Once the neighborhoods became less-populated, less people had the desire to live there… therefore the desolation, crime and poverty spiraled out of control. Even in the worst areas, communities are building. One area was saw seemed to be torn apart and lifeless but once we got a block or two in, a huge Gleaners Food Bank inc. location had been built. They created gardening spaces, a park and other “hangout” areas. Families were outside with children and pets, BBQing with neighbors and enjoying the beautiful day. These people may not have much, but they seemed to have pride in their neighborhood and the city of Detroit in general. For me, this day was a great learning experience. I have always been kind of skeptical, and even afraid of Detroit. Ive always heard the negatives, and never the positives and this tour made me much more confident in the city and feel somewhat safer being outside of “downtown.” I know have a list of places I would like to visit that are consider gems to the city such as old bakeries, restaurants, and shops. I hope to take another bus tour with d:Hive again soon.

Heidelberg Project with Anna, another Phi Sigma Sigma on my team! (Making sisterly bonds as well!)

Thursday June 27th - Thursday

7:40am - 5:00pm

Today was just another day with meetings and lots of independent work time. I met with both groups (Social Media and Intern Project - Pavegen) and we continued the progress of what we are working on. We will be pitching the Pavegen project on Tuesday so we are working very diligently to get all the information for this compiled and set to go. 

Friday June 28th - Friday

7:10am - 3:30pm

Today was a rather laid-back day in the office. We had a few meetings and I continued to work independently. I was assigned some additional tasks relating to photography and I think they went pretty well. I spent some time working down in Campus Martius today and getting to know some other coworkers better. We completed the mission statement for dPOP! as well. (After many, many, many rewrites!)

dPOP! is passionate about inspiring people to connect to their environment through purposeful design. After laying the foundation of a sound product, our seasoned team members continually strengthen the client relationship through individually tailored services. Whether designing interiors, consulting on moves, or managing facilities, dPOP! invents solutions that embrace the client’s culture while reflecting our own core principle that innovative places lead to innovative outcomes. From start to finishes, dPOP! leads the industry in creating expressions that inspire.

I took off early due to bad weather approaching, and my parents wanted to take a trip out to Ikea. I drove through some of the worst weather trying to make it home. It was down pouring and lightning like crazy. Nothing like driving home at 30mph on i75!



Thankfully, it is the weekend! I hope to find some time to relax, although I can't foresee too much of that as we are moving more furniture this weekend and cleaning out the old house some more.


Total hours this week: 49.45

Week 2

June 17th 2013 - Monday
8:00am - 4:45pm

Today all of the FOCUS team interns and our team leaders had a meeting with Melissa Price, the head of FOCUS. She had all of us explain our skill sets and placed us into task groups. She explained that as of right now we work for a branch of Quicken called FOCUSed on Imagitivity but by the end of the summer, our team will be a separate company called"dPop!" dPop! is a design company that combines Dan Gilbert's wife, Jennifer's business "Doodle Home" and our FOCUS team. The company will branch out into commercial real estate. dPop! will handle many aspects of moving and relocation (to Detroit) including design, social media, website design, budgets, advertising of services and products, and etc. The groups I was put into are copyrighting and social media. I am one of the leads of the social media team and will lead the Twitter/Facebook core section of our sites. Content creators will send everything to me for review and I will be one of the final sets of eyes before posts are released. (For me, this shows my strength in social media and gave me a lot of confidence in what I do.)  The company officially launches in 45 days so it is crunch time to get everything started. I will be working on developing new social media sites, transitioning over some old sites, and developing web content for the company and other key writing aspects such as mission statement, about us and bios, and email templates.  I learned that if there is something you need help with or are interested in trying out another team or section of our team, all you have to do is ask, which is great and really provides for growth in your career. We also broke up into groups involving an intern from each department of the Focus team including marketing, mail, facilities, and inventory. We have a group of 6 and will be planing a project to improve or enhance Detroit and Quicken Loans. We are meeting tomorrow to figure out more of a plan. Today was a very busy and very informative day and now I have a much better idea of what is going on and what I will be doing. I also received my company laptop today-- a Macbook air! 

Yes, there are scooters in our offices.

June 18th - Tuesday

8:00am - 8:00pm

Today was the longest day I've had since I've begun working with Quicken. Since we received our company laptops yesterday, we begun working in our "non-traditional" office setting. We work at one large table in a lounge-type room. It is very conducive to teamwork and working in groups. I worked on out of office messages, along with some slogans for dPOP! in the morning and began working with my social media team to plan some of our content which we would like to have partially established for all events through Christmas. In the evening, all Quicken employees attended the Gilbert Award ceremony which was 4-8 in the Opera House. It was a black-tie event that showcased outstanding employee performances over the past year and also reflected on some personal letters and videos from clients, saying how great working with Quicken was for them. It was another moment of pride in my company.   It was great to see how many outstanding employees there are in our family of companies and how proud each employee is of their company and their team.

The Gilbert Awards 2013!

June 19th 2013 - Wednesday

8:20am - 4:30pm

Today I used Workspots for the first time. Workspots is an app that was developed by Quicken Loans employees that allows for employees to work outside of their workplace and learn more about Detroit in the process. You check in at certain locations and than can connect to secure Internet and work remotely. We went to an outdoor patio on the 10th floor of the Compuware building. It was a beautiful view of the city and I really got to bond with some of my fellow interns. We completed the dPOP! mission statement and I begun constructing a solid plan for the content of our social media. 

Social Media
dPOP uses Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and Linked In as current social media platforms.
 ·      Twitter  - Character limit 140
Used for short blasts of information, such as trivia about us (we can move 1,000 people in 4 hours), a quick tweet about a new furniture piece/product
Goal: 3 tweets per day·      Facebook -
Used for more in depth articles, events, and overall fun stuff
Goal: 1 post per day·      Pinterest – pin board of online images
We use Pinterest as a way to generate online buzz for our spaces, inspiration which we like, and a Good Design category – think Good Housekeeping seal of approval. (If you’re in our Good Design, you must be really good.) J Would also like to show before/after shots of our spaces.
Goal: 5-15 posts per week·      Instagram – photo feed from contacts / can also search through hashtag
Images of our spaces, and sights we see of Detroit
Goal: 5 photos per week·      Linked In – workspace group created by our team for open dialogue of new workplace design
Includes portfolio and our ‘resume’.
Goals: 1 discussion point per week ·      Vine – Similar to Instagram, but uses video clips instead of still photos
Will be used for short video clips of our spaces and the fun stuff we do
Goal: 1 per week  -REMOVED AFTER INSTAGRAM RELEASED VIDEO FEATURE!
Will be used for short video clips of our spaces and the fun stuff we doGoal: 1 per week  -REMOVED AFTER INSTAGRAM RELEASED VIDEO FEATURE!
 ·      Monthly email blast – similar to Cup of Zup’s daily email of all things fun, our weekly blast will include updates of our spaces and information on projects that we are able to share.
o   Featured spaces / projects / furniture reviews
o   Possible articles on workspace
o   Detroit ‘happenings’ geared towards art/design/architecture. 

Workspot-ing!

June 20th - Thursday
7:15 - 3:30pm

Today I worked on some more email templates. When I say email templates, I am reffering to emails with "fill-in-the-blanks" that will be used to connect with clients after an initial interview. Here is an example of one I wrote for move services.

(Move Consultants) Dear [Company Contact / Representative], Upon your arrival to your new space, challenges still lie ahead. From moving computers to worrying about space reconfiguration, we understand this process can be stressful. That's where we come in. We know the stages inside and out—every aspect! We've perfected the complex moving process to total simplicity, and thrive on relocating companies. Our experience has prepared with efficient response time and quality service. Please let us know your challenge and we'll prepare for a simple yet comprehensive solution.

Aside from writing email templates, three co-workers and I spent time to space reviews. Space reviews are essentially when you go from one Quicken (or Bedrock) property to another and enjoy the space. You take photos and really explore all that space has to offer. When you return, you write up a review about what is working and what isn't working within that space.  Today we reviewed four spaces. First, we went to the Campus Commando's offices in the First National Building. This is an office space that was designed by our team and features a "camp"theme, as they are a Gorilla Marketing company. After that we reviewed the "feel" of the 10th floor in the Qube building. From there we headed down to the M@dison building to review the rooftop and the coffee shop - Chez Zara. We had delicious Nutella lattes (paid for by the company!) and really enjoyed all of these spaces. In the afternoon I spent sometime working with my intern group - Group 4 - working on our enhance/improve project. We decided to develop an idea to install some kinetic energy tiles around Quicken buildings and Detroit to help power some of the lighting and cut down on costs for the city while being green and helping the environment.



June 21st - Friday
8:10am - 6:00 pm

Today we completed our email templates and sent them in for approval. Having such a large role in this project and now submitting it to leadership to get approval makes this job feel so important and so real - not that it isn't, but it is a real confidence boost to be apart of something like this. Hopefully they get some good reviews, and if not - well, back to the drawing board!  Our afternoon was spent a little differently than usual. All of the FOCUSed on Imagitivity team was invited to go on a bus tour of art in Detroit. We were invited as inspiration and to show how art and a persons environment can really change their productivity and perception of their work. We visited sites such as Russel Industrial Center, The Pioneer Building and Pewabic Pottery. We saw high-end galleries and personal studios. It was a great way to see the city, learn more about art and Detroit, and get to know co-workers even more. I even got to grab one of my favorite cookies from Avalon - Sea Salt and Chocolate Chip! 

The FOCUSed on Imagitvity Team at Pewabic Pottery!

All in all, I would say this was a week full of learning experiences. I am seeing myself grow overtime as far as my skill sets and really getting a stronger feel as to what I want to do career-wise and with my future. Next week is going to more intense with meetings and projects so I am hoping to get some sleep this weekend. We're also trying to find sometime to move to our new house... which feels like it will never happen!


Total Hours worked: 45.75