April 30 Originally uploaded by found_drama. The green bits we noticed a couple days ago. But today we went out and immediately noticed the blossoms studding the tops of several of these. Too bad they’re hidden from the neighbors behind A’s car…
One year ago today, we nailed the Hunter Ave house.
This past weekend we ushered in the spring/summer season for ’05. Following a Saturday BBQ. we broke out our own Weber for its inaugural run. Flame on!
Spring is here. Well, according to the calendar and the early stages of snow-melt anyway. Spent the weekened w/ A & my fam (who was down fr/ Maine for the Easter weekend). Hit Stowe for the first time ever w/ my dad and brother. Had a rocky start to the day but left w/ sore […]
Fortunately, the good ol’ fashioned paper copy has a digital equivalent to link to… Given last year’s house hunting hemmorhage (for lack of any better alliteration), I was colored intrigued… Their headline? Going, going, gone In a tight market, the $100,000 home is a thing of the past. Parts of it hit home right away: […]
Scientists estimate that I moved over 2 million pounds of snow over the weekend to dig out the front of my house.
Ever since last July, our basement has been all but useless. It was just never the same after that sewage incident. Which (I suppose) is just as well since we’ve really needed a junky area these past few months to paint things and stack things and store things and just generally have one less room […]
For some reason the past two weekends have put the “grown-up” pinch on. Last weekend was meeting with the contractor to all-but-finalize on payment for the bathroom remodelling project (then painting that bad mama-jama) and then yesterday was 2 hours shovelling snow out of the driveway. Sometimes I feel too young for this stuff and […]
Amazing what one can get done in a day… Kitchen sink’s P-trap turned out not to be a big deal to fix. And by “turned out” (long story short) I mean those things apparently go on a certain way. As in “the other way, stupid.” Sigh of relief, followed by a sigh of embarrassment. So […]
Celebrating the Winter Holiday Season with a living tree, which we affectionately call “Bush Tree”: (Isn’t it cute?)