Monday, June 16, 2008
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Money-saver
Back in March, during one of the more "powerful" storms we had - one of our trees fell down. This was such a blessing in so many ways: the estimated cost to fall this tree was close to $1000. Sure, we have that in the savings account, but - who wants to spend that kind of money to take a tree DOWN? It also fell exactly where we'd want it to. The only real "problem" we saw was that it was a mess & it had to be taken care of.


I'm sometimes amazed at how much work Jeff does on top of working all day as a teacher - he began to rake up all the sticks & debris and had a fire. 
My cousin, Jesse, brought over my uncle's chainsaw & Jeff & Jesse had a fun time cutting the tree up. We now have a ton of wood to use for campfires this summer!

The yard looks so neat & clean, although the boys decided to fall another tree as well, so there are still some scraps waiting their turn for their fate...
The yard looks so neat & clean, although the boys decided to fall another tree as well, so there are still some scraps waiting their turn for their fate...
What it took
I should have posted these prior to yesterday's post - but here's a few pictures of all the hard work Jeff has been doing. Below - the plot we decided to put in a larger garden...
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