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It has been snowing and raining here on and off all day, but still about the same inch we had when I went to bed last night. This afternoon I drove to Issaquah. There is no snow in North Bend or Issaquah, the snowline appears to be halfway down my street which puts it at 750 feet elevation
I had to go to Lowes for bunch of 1/2 inch hardware cloth to keep those pesky raccoons out of my new chicken run. They don't know how to do math there. 3'X10' of 19 gauge wire is $13 and change per roll. 3'X25' of 20 gauge is $43 and change per roll. I would have expected the larger roll to be about $33, or maybe less since it is thinner wire. I bought up all their 10' lengths but still needed 1 roll of 25'. They would not reduce the price.
I love the happy puppy story
gotta go force my kids to catch up on their homework .... I can hear their groaning already. I bet they are wishing for more snow, and more improtantly, snow in town so school will be cancelled. We can have a foot up here, but if there is nothing in town, it just means I'm shoveling the driveway out so I can drive the little buggers to school.
Friday was trash day ... missed pick up last week because the garbage trucks won't come when the road is icy. We had an extra bag to set out that would not fit in the can. I look out the window shortly after we put the bag out, and the neighbor's chicken eating dog was tearing up the trashbag! DH and I collected the garbage and re-bagged it. Then we had to do it twice more ... 3 times in 40 minutes. The last time DH was really, really
and he went across the street to
at the neighbor. They were not home. DH was even angrier because their other 3 dogs are well behaved ... those dogs were in their house. The neighbors let their bad dog out when they are not home so it won't rip up their house, he just rips up the neighborhood instead! Then DH got an idea. Said he was worried about their dog being out in the street, wanted to make sure it did not get hit by a car. He made it safe for their dog. He hauled all our trash to their house and dumped it out on their driveway so the dog would not have to cross the street to get to our garbage. I liked that solution, though I don't think it makes for good neighborly relations.
I like the solution to the problem. At this point the neighbor relationship is in the toilet anyway through no fault of anyone at your house. So I am not sure that I would worry to much about what they might think about their dog that doesn't seem to get the idea of living a long time with humans. lol