Things have been pretty slow on the Bishop front as of late. We've put in an offer on a condo up in Silverthorne, CO and are working through the closing process with the banks. Right now our closing date is set for the 29th of May, so hopefully we can get everything pushed through by then. After our last issue getting a condo, in which no banks would not lend to us, the issue this time is a little different. Now, banks will loan you the money, but the mortgage insurance industry is refusing to do anything. If you have less that 20% down, they banks will do the loan, but since you can't get PMI, the whole deal falls through. For now we think we've found a lender who says they can work it out, and we've got our fingers crossed that something doesn't come up and bite us in the butt once we get to closing.
On another note, I've just kegged, or mini-kegged, my most recent creation, a Honey Kolsch. This is my first time using these mini-kegs and as long as everything carbonates correctly, I think I'm going to like them. It's a heck of a lot quicker than filling 50 bottles, and it forces you to share your beer with friends since you don't want it to go flat once you open it. Hopefully I'll have a BBQ at my place soon and we can tap one and taste it's crisp, frothy goodness.
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