ahhhhh nice
Nov. 7th, 2009 08:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mellybrellyWe really honestly did luck out in the neighbour department. Reagan, Tim and I were picking up leaves and sweeping the back patio, after Tim mowed the front yard, and Billy passed two more rakes over the fence for us. Awesome.
Then I was talking to our other neighbour, on the other side, and she told us that these two dead bushes in the back yard were originally in the front yard, and she knew they wouldn't make it. I said that we'd be taking them down, and her son (13) said he wanted to chop them with an ax. Hell yeah! Hahah, well, next thing I see, her husband is on the ground sawing them, and the son is chopping branches. Awesome.
I just read Reagan the first two chapters of Little House in the Big Woods. She was so interested and asked a ton of questions. Lots of hunting talk, a whole world that we just can't imagine. It makes me feel all warm and squishy to read them to her, my dad read the entire series to us four kids a few times. He always cried when Jack the dog died.
I love this stuff. I love yard work with my family. I love reading together, snuggled under a warm blanket. I love dinners together and a clean kitchen. These are the things that I appreciate and the things that make the not so great stuff easier to deal with.
Then I was talking to our other neighbour, on the other side, and she told us that these two dead bushes in the back yard were originally in the front yard, and she knew they wouldn't make it. I said that we'd be taking them down, and her son (13) said he wanted to chop them with an ax. Hell yeah! Hahah, well, next thing I see, her husband is on the ground sawing them, and the son is chopping branches. Awesome.
I just read Reagan the first two chapters of Little House in the Big Woods. She was so interested and asked a ton of questions. Lots of hunting talk, a whole world that we just can't imagine. It makes me feel all warm and squishy to read them to her, my dad read the entire series to us four kids a few times. He always cried when Jack the dog died.
I love this stuff. I love yard work with my family. I love reading together, snuggled under a warm blanket. I love dinners together and a clean kitchen. These are the things that I appreciate and the things that make the not so great stuff easier to deal with.
