Hello, I have a moment to breath!
Dash is barley to be seen behind the orange paper.
He took his role VERY seriously.
He was the very end of the dinosaurs tail.
It was a nice evening, the same day of all the treats stuff, it was the evening the Mother of the boy came and apologized.A very full day it was. That was Thursday.
Friday was full of grocery shopping.
Yesterday was full of garage cleaning and the garden shed.
But this was too funny.
My Mr Mister hung the scroll work up in the kitchen.
Above the sink you can just see one of the corner brackets.
this was fun...
His t shirt say Life is Good.
funny man
on Thursday night we had some bread sticks
I drizzled olive oil on the pan and then garlic salt.
The dough was left to rise while did errands and tasks
This is miners dinner it was one of the meals I prepared earlier in the week.
The meat was frozen here.
It has chopped root veggie, normally some cabbage but I had none.
Sprinkle some mixed frozen veggies.
By the day after it is thawed and ready to just toss in the oven
Snug in heavy duty foil, or you can use a pan covered.
When ready place in oven at 350* for an hour and dinner is served.
Clean up a breeze.
We used this when we camped often as well if you make a rock oven under the campfire pit.
Saturday the garage took to a transformation.
note the stack of papers in the gray file cabinet, they all got filed today.
My husband cut down a tall shelf and made a corner unit for the garden shed.
We reloaded the tool cabinet and the automotive shelve unit.
Doing all your own repair work calls to have the supplies you might need.
We have collected things that we saw good use for over the years and also keep motor oil when it is at a good price and the like.
Now that the tailor is to be garaged we removed the land locked cabinet and shelve to the other side of the garage and reloaded it. All the electric tools have the cords coiled and set in like things on the individual shelve. I just love order. So this task will often fall to me while he does all the heavy lifting and such.
All of the discarded things are now separated into like things to sell or give.
That stack of files on the gray hay-worth are filed
My neighbor got into the grow and she was out working all day as well.
It was fun to have our garages opened up and talk back and forth across the street while the children and their friends rode bikes and plays in the driveway.
She gifted the kids with this old set of books.
Dash loved them.
She gave Dove a blue light for her bedroom once I get it finished.
This will be the new shop and a place for the bikes.
Now all the thing are accessible and the space on the other side of the tailor is for dead storage of wood scraps and those types of things that one only needs seldom.
My neighbor had a motel and sold the land.
She cleared out the hotel and was left with several wall unit a/c heaters.
She has offered us 25% of sells if Steve sells them for her.
He will look into it.
She has a garage full of things to sell and would give Steve a % if he helps her.
An afternoon play date with a new kid to me.
The mother and I sat in the garden, a very lovely single mom.
She left to do errands and I told her to take an extra hour if she used it just for her.
The scarlet runner is running and It is so pretty.
My new garden shed.
:)
That is the corner unit Steve made for me.
I emptied the shed and then set it up.
The bins are dog, chicken and wild bird foods.
Now I will have all the needed tools of the trade and foods of the earth at my access and easily handled.
I'll give you a little peak...
A few flowers
I laughed so hard when I saw this sign last week.
My other neighbor took me to a little decor store.
I love this.
The kids get $5. a week when we are able to pay it for doing their chores.
It is a family understanding that it is a privileged to get allowance.
We also impart that a workman is worthy of his hire.
That a family is a team too.
So there ya have it.
Here are a few of the layouts I have been creating.
The findings are yet to be attached.
I am coming to visit all of you.
This month our challenge is to get help your man express his honest feelings about Christmas. I suggest you come up with three to five questions. I've emailed mine to e-Dad, because I know he likes to write his answers down, rather than be questioned verbally. You can try that, or do whatever works best for the two of you.
