Set In Stone || Home Addition Build Recap 6

I respect your ability to give your boys a man to look up to. The world needs more men like you, thanks for staying true to yourself.

Buggy going round and round on the sidewalk was predictable and adorable. I'm happy, to see the drought has ended and the project is back underway.

Thanx to the boys for pitching in and making the job a lot easier. We don't realize how big a help they are until they are not around to help. A special thanx to Brett for the extra help he offered. Now on to the next step.

The best part of being a kid and helping with the big protects is looking at it now and for years to come and thinking, "I did that!" I know! ❤

You are teaching those boys life skills Ben. Now, they will call one of their brothers if they need a patio put in and save $$$. Jobs like this at their age are priceless.

The kids have such a great opportunity to learn so much from these “sound” parents…amazing watching the family work together. So many memories‼️💌

If you build it, the rain will come. This is your own "field of dreams". It was so cool watching the time-lapse of all of you working outside. I am sure Meg was working just as hard inside.

Your sons and Buggy are such a help. Hope it stops raining long enough to get most of the addition done. Can't wait to see it.❤

Having projects to build muscles and skills is the best thing for all your kids! Us girls had to learn basic small motor and auto repair, basic carpentry etc. right along with the boys. As well the boys had to learn how to do laundry, mending ironing and cooking too. Great life skills and confidence builders. Love that you are raising another generation of solid folk!

These fun times of you all working together to make your home will be with your children all their lives! They can say. “We did that”. And be so proud !

At one point, Bugg is, literally, running circles around all the guys!!! Too funny and says much about her personality!

I will say its great too have those young men putting their energy into their home expansion somthing they will always remember and the knowledge is more important then anything . Good job parents.

I'm a 64 y/o lady with a disability and for most of my younger life on our farm I never wore shoes, only to school and church and have hardly never had colds etc, I Love seeing your boys helping you, they are learning useful skills and having fun too. Just a safety note for the son with the long hair he may want to tie it back while using machinery as a lady here in Aus ripped her complete, scalp and face off getting it caught in a machine on their dairy, just caring, it's all looking great, love the new bub sooooooo super cute xox

What a hoot! Watching Buggy dig herself a hole to sit in was so cute!

It was so fun watching the younger kids turn the concrete into a running track. 😊 Good work!!

Whenever we get concrete we put the kids hand and feet print plus date into it. All these years later they still like to show their friends.

Meg, I don't know you in person. But I am so glad this journey made you and Ben stronger, and what a life you've built. So happy for your family.

It's great to see some progress on the mobile home addition. You are fortunate to have such an amazing crew, they will never forget what they are learning. Buggy doing her Quality Control laps was classic, it looks like she approved the work. Thanks!

I am so glad to see you working on the addition again and as another commentor said... "The world needs more men like you, thanks for staying true to yourself." by JeffB1409

Horray for Rusty!!👏💪👊 Great job, everyone ❤ How exciting for Buggy to watch her room come to life🥰