You may wonder why I would want to post a picture of an ugly construction barricade?
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After having two homes for a number of years, one in Texas the other in Colorado, we have simplified our lives. Coming to you from only Texas now, but not really. We are world travelers…so stay with me.
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A pretty view from your side of the fence!
ReplyDeleteLooks like quite a job going on back there.
ReplyDeletehope they aren't too loud over there!
ReplyDeleteIt hasn't been bad with the exception of when the sheetrock workers were there. Loud music, yelling, and air hammers going off. Of course that was the day we had guests here. Me oh my!
DeleteYes, true, and won't you be glad when it's all over.
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly useful as your pretty yard would otherwise nwwd daily cleanup, I bet!
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will be glad when the work is completed
ReplyDeleteMakes sense to me. A most important fence it is!
ReplyDeleteooh, i don't envy you with the construction, but i'm sure the neighbor on the other side of you had to suffer through your home being built, too. :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder what they are building. I'd hate that mess next to my yard.
ReplyDeleteHi Janey, This is my first visit to your blog. It sounds like you have the best of both worlds - TX in the winter and CO in the summer! I could handle that! Our very favorite vacation spot is Estes Park, CO - we were last there two years ago. We looked at housing at that time and wow, was it ever pricey! Guess we'll just be vacationers, not residents. And that's okay...our son, d-i-l, and grandson live just a few miles from us. (And our daugh, s-i-l, and grandson live in south TX; another good spot for a getaway.) :)
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower.
Beth
Sometimes fences serve a VERY important purpose!
ReplyDeleteWow I would be really a wreck if I had construction that close to my house. So glad the fence keeps the mess out of yours. Love your pretty yellow potted plant.
ReplyDeleteThat's a time when you really need a good fence!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a useful fence!
ReplyDeleteYou side of the fence isverypretty
ReplyDeleteThat's a good fence for a specific purpose!
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