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Shellmo-Cabin Dweller, Cabin Seller

I would like to introduce those that haven't been there to "Building a Log Cabin." It's written by Shelley, otherwise known as "Shellmo." Like Jen, she's a cabin dweller. Also like Jen, she comes to me via Jessica's blog. Another thing the two have in common is they both first visited me at my "Whattville" blog. Cliff Note: I will be active in Whattville again shortly. Football season ends in two weeks.

Anyway, Shelley lives in northern Michigan and is currently setting up housekeeping in her and husband Greg's log cabin. They liked their cabin so much, they now sell for the company they bought their cabin from.

Anyway the blog is very interesting, telling the story of building and furnishing their cabin. It also has some very good pictures representing northern Michigan. It's worth a visit, or two. Aw, heck, make it a part of your regular routine. I have.

I'm proud to make Shelley the latest link on my blog roll.

Comments

Frasypoo said…
Just visited her,cool place
October 14, 2008 10:31 AM
Shelley said…
Aww....now you've made me teary Wixy!! (But then the music starts playing on your blog and I feel like dancing!) Thank you so much for the kind post and glad to have you as a visitor as well as a fellow blogger! Looking forward to the next Whattville posts!!
October 14, 2008 10:32 AM
Jen said…
Yay! Log cabins rock! ;)
October 14, 2008 11:35 AM
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