Look at it now :)
We have the tree that my dad's coworkers gave to us planted as well as some daisies from the neighbors, but I forgot to grab a picture of those.
I think the hard work made us delirious...well...actually mom and Jeff are usually delirious. Last weekend we had the neighbor kids over playing. Tyler went for a ride in the new wagon my dad got for fathers day.
I guess my mom was jealous because this weekend she went for a ride in the wagon.
My dad and I were sitting on the porch when we hear Jeff squeal and he goes running down the driveway with my mom in the wagon. They are nutts.
I would just like everyone to know that we were walking through WalMart and the next time you buy Goldfish crackers please know that Jeff fixed the machine that glues those boxes. He also fixed a roller that moves the cookies down the conveyor belt. If he weren't alive those boxes would not be glued properly nor would they have cookies in them. He wouldn't let me take a picture of him with the box, but rest assured I told him how proud of him I am :)
The yard looks great!! Sharon's new wheels look environmentally friendly, too bad she couldn't use them to get to work :)
ReplyDeleteJeff I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for fixing the machines. I am going shopping tomorrow and goldfish are on my list.
ReplyDeleteJulie I guess the evidence show that you and dad are the hard workers on the wall project,looks great, but I must say I would rather play with mom and Jeff.
how cool! i love it!
ReplyDeleteand ... it looks like it wasn't all work and no play either! which makes the project way more enjoyable! :)
Finally a little proof that I am not always the crazy one, and if they would have worked harder they wouldn't have had the energy to goof around. Oh wait Jeff did work hard, well maybe I'm getting older and can't keep up. Yes mom has more trust in being pulled around by Jeff than I do.
ReplyDeleteI'm just glad the cart had sides to keep the cougar in.
ReplyDeleterrrrraaarrrrr
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty funny. I don't think I could ever get my mom in wagon.
ReplyDelete