6 acres in Olalla
6 acres in Port Townsend
10 acres in Gig HarborJust some thoughts...
Cleaned up the living room, not hard to do since Molly and I have been cleaning it since Sunday. The dogs were pretty fearful the whole time, cringing and cowering from the broom. When I put their beds in the wash, it was all over. I was surely coming to kill them next. Suzy is curled at my feet under the dining room table now. And, Charlie is sheepishly laying in the hallway, eating one piece of dog food at a time, and looking at me with wide eyes in between each one. What can I say? I'm the devil.
Transferred our savings to my checking account because I found a cool wood stove on Craigslist that we could probably afford. It's a red Vermont Castings. These damn stoves are so expensive to install though. The stove piping is ridiculous. We'll see though...
Looks like we'll be able to build the raised bed off the front of the house with the landscaping timbers my dad had intended for the patio edging. I just need to borrow the chop saw from Al and get a larger drill bit, a bit extender and some pieces of rebar to secure the timbers. Should be pretty easy to build though. Or so it seems.
Cleaned up the living room, not hard to do since Molly and I have been cleaning it since Sunday. The dogs were pretty fearful the whole time, cringing and cowering from the broom. When I put their beds in the wash, it was all over. I was surely coming to kill them next. Suzy is curled at my feet under the dining room table now. And, Charlie is sheepishly laying in the hallway, eating one piece of dog food at a time, and looking at me with wide eyes in between each one. What can I say? I'm the devil.
Transferred our savings to my checking account because I found a cool wood stove on Craigslist that we could probably afford. It's a red Vermont Castings. These damn stoves are so expensive to install though. The stove piping is ridiculous. We'll see though...
Looks like we'll be able to build the raised bed off the front of the house with the landscaping timbers my dad had intended for the patio edging. I just need to borrow the chop saw from Al and get a larger drill bit, a bit extender and some pieces of rebar to secure the timbers. Should be pretty easy to build though. Or so it seems.
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