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I made up for yesterday with the work I did today. I started by writing a couple cards to my friend and my cousin. I walked Danny and felt the hedge. It was dry so I got to work trimming it. I finished by ten o’clock and it was starting to get hot. It was supposed to rain so I wanted to get that job done before it started.
I talked to my real estate lady and she is coming tomorrow to go over the new contract.
I went to the bank and the storage space. I loaded up the car with as much as possible and brought it home. I carried it into the house. Some of the stuff I had taken from the house to store at the facility and some was from the company. I have to go through the company stuff. Some has to be shredded and some thrown away. When I get the shelves from the storage space, I’ll put the boxes on them until I can take them to my new place.
I was pretty well worn out so I got cleaned up. Walked Danny and had my dinner. I am ready for sleep now.
News from the Vorlon Wife.
Do you think your neighbors just like their privacy that much or might they be doing something like sunbathing in the nude??? Oh my, the fence only makes people wonder more doesn't it? Actually, it doesn't look too bad I don't think, but, it probably seems very odd to you to see that barrier now. What I noticed in the picture is your BEAUTIFUL hedge. That is gorgeous and you do a wonderful job of keeping it so eye-catching. Curb appeal with a Capital "C".
Is the place with the new frontier fence where they have pitbulls? If so, that isn't all bad. Maybe they were ordered to erect something that would keep the dogs from escaping and causing fear and possible harm to others. We've seen programs on the Animal Planet channel where dog's owners have been ordered to provide safer fencing, etc. for the more aggressive dog breeds. In that case, I would feel more comfortable for you and Danny Boy when you're out walking.
Well. enjoy your new panoramic view of the Wild West Rodeo Show. Ruth
Posted by: Ruth at June 9, 2009 7:29 PMThe fence is for her dog. It is a large dog but not a pitbull. They are across the street in the other direction. She hasn't put her dog out there since she put it up. I think the city has ordinances against having a fence that tall next to the sidewalk. It's OK for the back but it's supposed to be 4 feet facing the street. She's a young girl who lives with her big dog. Maybe the fence makes her feel safer. I have no clue.
Karol
Posted by: Karol at June 9, 2009 10:38 PM