My rusty 1980 model wheelbarrow finally gave out. It has moved it's share of dirt. I thought I would have the rest of the day off, but Mike just came home with a new red wheelbarrow. Back to work. Sue
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- Tomorrow............
- Calm and sensible..........
- Headed for the sunporch..........
- Red wheelbarrow gets a rest............
- Forget-me-nots welcome............
- Camera not working.........
- Camera not working.............
- Strawberries and cream................
- A beautiful day...............
- We can paint...............
- Black Cherry Ice Cream...............
- Spring green...........
- Mounds of yellow..........
- Back to work...........
- First cup of coffee..........
- Relaxing.............
- More of the same............
- Planting.............
- Sun.............
- April snow..........
- No comment........
- Sprouting........
- Decisions..........
- More top soil.........
- Happy Easter
- Not my mother's house...........
- Sarah's card continued..........
- Dear Sarah..........
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- Mike and I have returned to Suttons Bay, Michigan to open our shop, The Red Ladder, for the third time. I hope you will follow my blog as I post news about our store and life in a 20'x25' studio apartment. www.hellothisissue.blogspot.com Mike and Sue
That's a nice new wheelbarrow! Post a picture of your old one too!
ReplyDeleteSkookum wheelbarrow...and yes..Skookum is a word and has a great history))). Red...love it...zoom zoom...
ReplyDeleteDictionary: Being called skookum may also mean that someone can be counted on as reliable and hard-working, or is big and strong.
Awe, I can't believe the old wheelbarrow died.
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