Work Is Never Done!

Last week's finale was the shop and lean to.

This week's project was converting an old chicken house.

First the two volunteer trees were cut

and converted to stove woof for the shop.

Wire was removed from this end for the new entry.

Another great brush pile was made.

As soon as we/I secure the side braces

the generator and air compressor will have a new home.

Although the drought is serious I am grateful

for the time to accomplish these projects.

Thursday's Things In A Row

I was a little "stumped" this week

on where to find the rows.

I was tickled  by the grass

when they didn't know.

The roosters held a meeting attended by the cat.

What are rows? they asked, as they just sat.

 I looked to the skies and was amazed to see

a row of bird house gourds looking back at me

Come and join the fun.

Pat's the brain child of this one.

Work Goes On

Leonardo da Vinci said "Art is never finished, only abandoned." I feel that way about work, too. I leave for work and my sisters keep on working.

After Den got the garden dirt in shape, Bev laid straight rows.


The raspberries are planted. Marcy told Bev there were six plants, they magically multiplied into eleven. That is more than six but they are planted nonetheless.


One tree going down...

TIMBER!!

...one down and just a thousand more to go.