







I specialize in making a mess.
Each little board takes two nails and gets you two little inches of fence.
I would try explaining all of these pictures but suffice to say that I'm not done yet. The hard part is that I am using all the existing grape stakes that make up the fence itself (to save big bucks) which means that I have to take apart some fence to build some fence, and taking apart is almost as hard as putting together. All of this and every day I need to end with the yard actually enclosed since the yard contains my pool and I don't want anyone drowning.
3 comments:
That is some fancy knitting you've got going on there.
You should see the size of the needles I'm using!
Wait, that sounds wrong.
Do *not* deny the weather-resistant properties of kidsmack.
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