Little farm

This house belongs to this pretty farm. New houses going in all around. At least the zoning is 5acres or more.

My new house

I love this little house. I just found it on thursday. I think it has great potential. Don't you? I showed it to a friend. Friend said, 'great and you are buying--and the price range is...what...$0 to $75 dollars?'
Well I like it anyway.

Two aging ladies

Coming home from my Mother's yesterday I went through the town of Everett. One area of Everett has many Older homes, most of them in great repair. Rucker Ave is on a ridge overlooking the waterfront (Port Gardiner Bay) so of course the wealthier people of years ago lived there. Now they are wonderful neighbors. Here are two houses, both being restored (thank goodness). They were both built in 2005. The first one has been made into apartments and the second is single family--although what is next for these elder ladies I don't know.
This third house is another example of the kind of houses on that street also.

My Blue Couch

It is 4:54 AM out here and I am doing all my little stuff so I can get everything done before I go visit my MOther. I have to take KYLEE to her school bus too. I hope it will be half-way nice because I want to put the dogs in the outside kennel. I wouldn't like to stay cooped up in a dark garage all day long.
Here are some indoor pictures---My blue couch which is a favorite of mine and the view you get when sitting one it. I changed the mantle from Christmas and before and may change it again. I have no style.

UFO

In Texas almost the whole town saw some UFO's. What do ya think of mine?

Another ageless Beauty

Another beautiful house on Pleasant Ridge. It was built in 1906 which is pretty old out here but not so old in the eastern part of US. Almost next to the Parsonage I posted awhile back. The view down the valley is priceless. They sell honey and beeswax angels. Timeless and modern (sorta)--notice the TV antenna on the house. teehee

G'DAY

Look what's coming up. Can you see 'em? Yipes, I know it is January--Crocus are OK but the Clematis?