I took this picture looking south from our back yard.
Women are angels... and when someone breaks our wings, we simply continue to fly... on a broomstick, if need be. We are flexible like that!
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
Thursday, October 27, 2011
House Warming Gift
My Friend Patricia gave us this rug as a house warming gift.
It fits just perfect in front of the fireplace.
We think it is an elk hide, Patricia's Dad thought it might be reindeer.
Either way it looks really good. Thanks Patricia
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Bleeding Hearts
We have 2 large bleeding heart bushes in the front yard.
They are in full bloom right now. I was worried that they might have had a rough winter, but they are beautiful!
I just love them! And they smell good too.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Another beautiful Weekend in Montana
September 12 (Sunday)
This weekend we had beautiful weather. Temps were perfect and the air had that crisp, clear feeling to it.
Fall will be here soon.
I took this picture from our bedroom window around 0830. I wonder if any of these trees will have pretty fall show...
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
The Craftsman rides again!
Thanks to Riva and Matt (we bought their Craftsman mower when they left Utah), the lawn is getting a good trim. Good thing we have a riding lawn mower, the majority of the yard is lawn.
When we unloaded the mower from the back of the truck, with the help of my Dad's homemade ramps (those ramps have seen the country), we noticed that there was a flat on the left rear tire. We took it to Les Schuab Sat. morning to get it fixed. Dave and I put the tire back on the mower that afternoon and started it up. I was going to take it for a spin to see how it was working. When I tried to engage it in reverse, nothing... the motor was running fine, but no movement. Forward, reverse, more gas, different gear speed, nothing worked. What the Hell? After going thru all that a second time, I decided that it must have something to do with the tire. It worked just fine before the tire was taken off.
So off with the tire! Checking, checking...what could it be? After some thought and much frustration (emphasis on frustration), I see a 1/4 x 1-1/2 inch metal piece/pin on the floor of the garage. I also notice that there is a notch in the axle, that matches up with the notch in the rim of the tire. Could it be some type of key that engages the transmission to turn the wheel? Hmmm...
The maiden voyage on the new lawn took place July 3rd, 2010
Dave took to it like a natural.
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