Showing posts with label logs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label logs. Show all posts
Thursday, January 19, 2017
Great Day!
Fio had a wonderful day yesterday. She rushed around after she got up, took care of the house, then spent a good hour outside laying in the last of the rocks on the south side of the south driveway. which gave her an enormous sense of accomplishment. Then she drove off to Dan's South in Austin for a late lunch with friend Joan, whom she met in a short story class, lo these many moons ago. They laughed a lot, updated each other on their lives, and shared their concerns about the new political scene. Fio drove home in a good mood and helped Husband split logs for the fireplace, than checked out Facebook. Two supporting messages, no attacks. Apparently GH has moved on--or maybe flown off to DC for the inauguration.
Labels:
Dan's Hamburgers,
Facebook,
inauguration,
Joan,
logs,
writing
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Sonia Dog Reports on Family Labors
Maybe it was the blood moon, but more likely it was the change in the weather. Mommy, who couldn't work outside more than fifteen minutes the day before the eclipse, stayed out in the yard with Daddy for more than an hour the day after. She used her venerable loppers to trim whiskers and dead branches off oaks and elms, take out a claw-leaved bush, and nip nasty brambles down to the ground. Then, as Daddy cut logs into fireplace-size units with his mighty chainsaw, Mommy attacked anything with a diameter of less than two inches with her pint-sized chainsaw. Tomorrow is pick-up-and-stack day. And after that, Mommy and Daddy will tackle the huge logs rotting at the top of the property.
I lay on the porch and supervised, of course--when I could stay awake. Humans can be so boring.
I lay on the porch and supervised, of course--when I could stay awake. Humans can be so boring.
Labels:
blood moon,
branches,
chainsaw,
eclipse,
leppers,
logs,
supervision
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Spring!
Fio and Husband rearranged the front porch yesterday, trucking three indoor trees outside and moving the bench over, and everything looks good. Especially with the pots of purple pansies blooming their heads off. They also rolled the big logs which had been deposited helter-skelter on the lawn into a neat row of back-ups to the bricks defining the driveway. And today Husband will hose off the porch.
Oh, and our bluebonnet has taken root in the cactus bed, Spring looks good at Casa Fiorella.
Oh, and our bluebonnet has taken root in the cactus bed, Spring looks good at Casa Fiorella.
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