Raven, it's Feb. 7...did you close on the house?
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I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Tues Feb 19
Comments (7)I thought I was going to have to sit this one out until I remembered a commercial flight from Boston to Rockland, Maine on a small airline, with small planes. Here's the plane: Here's the inside of the plane: Climbing up out of Boston: Over the coast of Maine: Coming into the Rockland Airport: Then on the way home I got to sit in the co-pilot's seat. Great I thought, there will be more leg room. There was ... slightly ... except there were pedals down there that if you bump them, the plane does something, and there was this thing in front of me that also would make the plane do something. Coming around on approach to Boston, you can see another plane ahead of us. About to touchdown:...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed Feb 15
Comments (26)For Summer's Mom I was very close to my Mom and losing her was very painful. My Mom was big into sewing and crafting, and I found great comfort and a way to spend time "with her" by spending time doing the things we loved to do together. A gal I knew was getting married so I offered to make her veil. I know my Mom was with me helping me in my project and employing the skills that she taught me over all the years helped me feel so close to her....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed Feb 22
Comments (19)Hehehehehe, Raven! I kind thought the same thing. Maybe it could be captioned something like "don't follow so close!" or "stop tailgaiting!" The other thought I had can't be posted here! ;-)...See MoreOffer accepted and we close on Feb 14th
Comments (11)Agree with Gardengal here ... if you intend to revamp all the landscaping, (it needs it) and get it going without too much delay, hire a professional landscape designer ... one whose work you admire. If you're going to work it out yourself over time, you'd need to present a single, complete area at a time, in order to make the discussion about it manageable. Sometimes people want to hire a designer, but do some thinking about it ahead of time, which is a good use for the forum. But you still would need to break down the landscape into separate manageable areas in order to discuss it. Start a separate thread for each area. That said, I want to make a couple of general comments. Landscaping at the front might invite one to the garage, but it definitely does not invite one to the front door. Besides new plantings, I think you need a retaining wall to flank the entrance area, allowing the grade to be leveled in that area. It seems now that the entrance is precariously near a drop-off ... much too close for it to look nice. The back yard arrangement of walls, curbs and paths looks flat bizarre to me. I would advise a complete redo....See More- 8 years ago
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