Showing posts with label decluttering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decluttering. Show all posts

Sunday, May 29, 2016

May is almost gone...time marches on...

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You have no idea what things you take for granted that your spouse does until they are no longer able to do...and then all that responsibility becomes yours.

May has been another busy month here at the farm.  We have called in reinforcements and got a lot of things done that Poppa and I can not do alone.  The *junk man* came and hauled off YEARS of old stuff along with what was left of the 10' x 10' metal building that use to house my porcelain doll and ceramic molds.  The molds that did not get broken when the limbs fell on my mold building are on their way to a new home.  Perhaps I will plant a shade garden where the building use to be. I understand the fairytale cottage garden Foxgloves do well in the shade.

The lawnmower that had given us trouble for years is GONE and replaced with a new zero turn riding mower.  This beauty is more fun than riding a four wheeler, plus I'm cutting the grass as I go!  Tree removal professionals are coming as soon as the rains let up.  They have a backlog of work due to the weather but we are number five on the list.

There is always work to be done outside during the growing season so I will be playing outside until the hot Texas sun drives me inside where it's cool. Creating is on hold for now.  Take time to live each day to the fullest and be sure to smell the roses along the way, especially the wild ones.

Enjoy the peace of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday. Remember and honor those that gave their lives so that we can enjoy freedom.

Until next time...
~Edna~

Sunday, July 26, 2015

Where does the time go?...

Where oh where does the time go? On July 1st I decided to reclaim my outside workshop. Below is the mess I saw when I opened the door. Phase 1 was to get rid of my two kilns, firing accessories, several gallons of ceramic and porcelain slip and glaze, slip pump and a few molds that were stored in this room. With limited mobility, it took me three weeks to gather up these items. I am amazed at what can get done in small increments of time. I am happy to report that those items are now gone. It took three young people to load all that stuff in just 20 minutes.  Now Phase 2 begins along with dealing with 104 degree temperatures.  It's going to take a while...









Don't we have fun?
Until next time...Stay cool and enjoy your summer!