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Working with our contractor has ended for now but will resume in a week or two. And God forbid my retired husband should enjoy himself and do something fun. No…
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He’s decided to lay perforated drainage pipe.
You know, the one I told him to lay last year when he installed that drainage box.
Ever since we had the driveway redone last year water has been funneling down to our kitchen landing/porch and in heavy rain we step outside to a river.
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The catch basin was a good idea, but the husband poo poo’d the extra effort involved in laying pipe saying it wasn’t necessary.
Guess what?
It was.
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So today…
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Trench work began.
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With some help from his cousin.
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Rock and clay don’t make it easy.
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River's world..... 
Actually, I am very happy not having projects. I take things day by day, do what I can, ignore the rest. It’ll still be there next time I remember to think about it…
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I like a good project. But I’m also more than happy to enjoy the day without one…
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At least he has help. There’s that. 🙂 I wouldn’t enjoy that myself…projects moving rock and clay are not among my faves.
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The help proved a lot less than helpful to be honest…
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Hey, better late than never. Even if it was your idea in the first place, lol.
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The man would save so much time and energy if he would just listen to me in the first place…
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I have a list of projects. I avoid doing them, so I can always have a project if I need one.
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Smart.
Very smart…
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We just had eight cubic yards of dirt delivered today, so if hubby is thirsting for another project, send him our way.
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If he was your neighbor he’d already be at your door asking if you need help…
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Well, at least it’s an outside project and on the ground, this time.
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True.
I’ll have to count that as progress….
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