Raking Update

It turns out I did have helpers, and some were even adults. (Thanks Josh!) As soon as we emptied that last tarp, the snow started coming down pretty hard, and before we even had the rakes all put into the van, the freshly raked lawn was covered with a blanket of white stuff. We cut it close.

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  1. Posted November 19, 2007 at 8:56 am | Permalink
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    Hubby and I generally wait to rake until three guys in a twenty year old car come along and offer to rake the yard and do the gutters for $75 and a case of beer. Oddly enough, this happens every year. If it did not, we’d have many years of leaves accumulated on our lawn, and Hubby’s only comment would be, “It’s good for the grass - fertilizer.”

  2. Posted November 20, 2007 at 2:35 am | Permalink
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    That’s why they invented the pull-behind leaf bagger/sweeper for lawn tractors, Shawn. I do my yard in about twenty minutes - and my lawn tractor has a cup holder for my beer.

    I was going to say that I wasn’t bragging, but I guess I actually am.

    And raking leaves in long johns, why? Is there another way? It’s just above zero here today.

  3. Kari
    Posted November 24, 2007 at 7:19 pm | Permalink
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    It was freezing cold!!! And why do you acknowledge Josh?!? (Of all people…)
    Oh, no offense Josh. ;)

  4. Posted November 24, 2007 at 9:02 pm | Permalink
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    Because he volunteered to come help, even though he was busy preparing for the Sunday service. :)

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