I started to move them ten at a time and am reusing them as I can.
Some pavers removed! Took me three days to get them all!
Pavers reused and ready to set a path with edging. Dirt from front will fill bed and we will plant hostas and then mulch the path area. Lots of shade, and it will be clean and neat!
However large window to basement bedroom must be replaced.
So now you have seen part of the Elephant, and I am tired and sore.
I did work at least two hours every day this week and today I worked five. Husb is up at Sissy's helping her and I hired a young Man across the street to help me and He was thrilled with the cash.
I was up early today and went to Costco for Sissy and made a dozen hard boiled eggs for deviled eggs tomorrow.
We will be having Passover/ Palm Sunday dinner at little Sis's, and because we have a heavy Jewish background in our Family, we celebrate high holy days of both Christen and Judaism. I have to admit I am not a fan of Lamb no matter how or who cooks it, but I will eat it!
Sissy is making her famous coconut cake and I will be doing green beans almondine with sautéed mushrooms!
It is now almost 4:00 in the afternoon and I must get up to Sissy's and deliver said goods from Costco and retrieve my Husband. I am filthy, but have washed my hands and face, and have no idea what is for dinner. I am sick of chicken salad, and I may grab a couple of eggs and make some egg salad with cottage cheese and peaches, sounds like a plan. Another cold supper.
Off to the landmines....
Have a great Sabbath!
Hugs,
Kay
I am impressed! Lots of love and labor is going into your landscaping
ReplyDeleteThat all looks great. No lamb for me, ever. Thankfully, I am allergic to lamb....really.
ReplyDeleteI'm just starting my elephant, but doubt I'll get half as far as you in twice the time.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the yard clean up and refresh. It is looking great. I love lamb but understand it's not for everyone.
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