Here is our table with a candle on it
our stockings and door hanger
the paper chain hanging above our balcony door
and our tree strung with popcorn and cranberries
and the bow hung on our front door :)
December 15, 2009
O Christmas Tree O Christmas Tree
It's just not Christmas without a tree and a few decorations. However, since our budget and apartment are both small and we are about to leave and move back to Idaho anyway, we decided to keep it small. Here are a few pictures of what we did to make it a bit more festive.
Here is our table with a candle on it
our stockings and door hanger
the paper chain hanging above our balcony door
and our tree strung with popcorn and cranberries
and the bow hung on our front door :)
Here is our table with a candle on itour stockings and door hanger
the paper chain hanging above our balcony door
and our tree strung with popcorn and cranberries
and the bow hung on our front door :)
December 5, 2009
Pictures below
To All,
The pictures below are of the work site where I am currently. Behind one of the pictures you can see the work trailers. This is a 400,000 sq ft photovoltaic cell manufacturing plant (Solar Panels). The top of the building is going to be completely covered from end to end with Solar Panels which will supply a great deal of power for the plant. They take silicon in its raw rock form, melt it down into blocks and slice it in thing layers, mix it with chemicals that I won't bother to mention and through a series of processes create a photovoltaic solar cell. These are then placed into a solar panel or various other forms to be used to harness the sun's energy.
The pictures below are of the work site where I am currently. Behind one of the pictures you can see the work trailers. This is a 400,000 sq ft photovoltaic cell manufacturing plant (Solar Panels). The top of the building is going to be completely covered from end to end with Solar Panels which will supply a great deal of power for the plant. They take silicon in its raw rock form, melt it down into blocks and slice it in thing layers, mix it with chemicals that I won't bother to mention and through a series of processes create a photovoltaic solar cell. These are then placed into a solar panel or various other forms to be used to harness the sun's energy.
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