Fortunately, Bryce was able to pick it up and prop it up with more t-posts. Hopefully next year we can afford to start replacing the fence, and maybe avoid the constant falling and leaning of this 20 year old maintained-very-poorly fence.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Why homeowners rarely go on vacation...
So we spent the last week driving all over Washington, Oregon and California. It was an amazing trip, with two national parks and lots of great camping. My little brother who is living with us, was of course put in charge of the house while we were gone. He called while we drove home to tell us that a massive wind storm had come through and our fence had fallen down:
Fortunately, Bryce was able to pick it up and prop it up with more t-posts. Hopefully next year we can afford to start replacing the fence, and maybe avoid the constant falling and leaning of this 20 year old maintained-very-poorly fence.
Fortunately, Bryce was able to pick it up and prop it up with more t-posts. Hopefully next year we can afford to start replacing the fence, and maybe avoid the constant falling and leaning of this 20 year old maintained-very-poorly fence.
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Well, it's not exactly the reason home owners don't go in vacation; technically it is only a demonstration of Murphy's Law. Home owners don't go on vacation because they spend all their money and time on their house!
ReplyDeleteThe fence looks cute in the pictures (other than being on the ground). Too bad it's in crummy shape.
ReplyDeletePre-baby time is the BEST time to take a vacation, in my opinion :)