This is the view from my dining room window. I can't wait until everything is green and beautiful again, and rather than brown and barren...I was going to tear out the dead stems from the garden, but every day, it is filled with Cardinals that swoop in and fly away with bits of it's remains in their beaks. We've decided that, for now, we like looking at pretty birds more than we dislike looking at dead peppers.
Aaron wants to tear out that HUGE Crepe Myrtle in the far left corner, because it takes up so much of the yard. It is BEAUTIFUL 9 months of the year. I told him I'd throw my body in front of it if he ever headed over there with his chainsaw. Seriously. He hates the Crepe Myrtle, but loved the Fugly Bee Bush? (which keeps trying to grow back, btw). We need a landscaping specialist, stat.I might need to post a picture soon where I am dressed in non-exercise, non-jammies, or non-work clothes, and DON'T look like total crap, just so y'all will still believe me when I tell you that I really do take showers and style my hair.
Someday, I will be baking pies from the fruit of that tiny cherry tree by the air compressor.Yes, those are Christmas lights on my house still. No, we don't plug them in.

5 comments:
wow...it looks great!!
wow...it looks great!!
Look who's posting a ton today! Fence looks awesome. Spring will be here before you know it!
Meg, whatever you do (or don't do!!) (it may already be on your list) you will DEFINITELY want to water teat that fence! We did two years ago, our neighbors did not. Our fence is still light, their's is turning dark already. It makes a HUGE difference later. I used a weed sprayer and a paint roller on an extension pole to make it easier. Do it...do it!
oh I hate the icky color! I want it to turn dark!
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