Harris Homes Team

Daddy daughter date night tonight!👨 👧

Actually haven’t done too many of these, but Sabine is excited to watch some basketball and just hang out the two of us tonight.

Also for those dads out there, what have you done to give your kids some individual time?? Looking for any advice 😄

Go Jazz! 🏀

As our year is coming to a close, I am taking the time this week to try and prepare for this coming year. If you are someone who like setting goals and planning out the next year, here are 3 things to keep in mind as you get started this week

1. 📅 Reflect on the past year: Take some time to think about what you have accomplished in the past year, as well as any challenges or setbacks you may have faced. Consider what you have learned from these experiences and how they can inform your goal-setting process.

2. 💡 Identify your values and priorities: Consider what is most important to you and how you want to prioritize your time and energy in the coming year. This can help you set goals that align with your values and are meaningful to you.

3. ✅ Make a list of potential goals: Start by brainstorming a list of potential goals you might want to set for the coming year. This can include short-term and long-term goals, as well as goals in different areas of your life (e.g., personal, professional, financial, health, relationships, etc.).

Once you have a list of potential goals, you can start to narrow it down and select the ones that are most important and achievable for you. It can also be helpful to break larger goals down into smaller, more manageable steps.

to one of the most insane kitchen transformations we ever did! When flipping a house, we were always focusing on layout, value, and return on money.

This home was located in Cottonwood Heights, your typical 1970s home and decor that had never been updated. Kitchen was small, contained and just did not fit.

We realized if we move to the kitchen to the dining room area, the layout made more sense.

BUT, what are some of the things you have to take into account when moving a kitchen to a different location?

1️⃣  you need to move all of your systems, plumbing, electrical and possible duct work.
2️⃣  in our case we needed to take a larger window and make it smaller so it required exterior work and interior work to frame up a smaller window
3️⃣  we had a fireplace we had to knock out completely because there was a random fireplace in the dining room 🤷‍♂️

All together this kitchen turned out to be one of my dream kitchens and my favorite by far!