Work Vacation

[ansan]

Well, here it is, day 4, or day one, depending on how you look at it, of vacation. So far we've waxed both vehicles, scrubbed the deck and front porch and cleaned the family room from top to bottom, including oiling woodwork, washing windows and mini blinds and washing down all surfaces before rearranging the furniture. Tomorrow Debby plans to

Comments

[canril]

The gazebo is pretty cool. Perhaps not ideal for your yard, but still nice. You two are so productive. The deck benches were looking nice when we were there.

[sherryaw]

I'll have to stop by and check out the gazebo. Feel free to come over tomorrow night to help me and ri with our craft project. Tell Debby I missed seeing her yesterday. The parties just aren't the same without her!

[canril]

I'm sure Riley will plan on calling & inviting Sandra to help even if you didn't. She would use that mock stage whisper while on the phone saying, "can she come over".

You're so sweet!

[ansan]

You silly girl. Anyway, thanks for the compliment. From Debby

details?

[jazp]

What gazebo is this you speak of? A big wood one? How big? What color? How much and from where? A kit that required use of tools? Where in the yard is it?

Re: details?

[ansan]

It was the one that was at your parents'. It's a Coleman brand, looks like a screened tent, completely enclosed, and it is fairly easy to assemble. It measures 12 by 14 feet in an octagon shape. Bigger than I expected and I will be taking it down in another day or so. Sorry, it's just not gonna work for us. I thought it might fit on the deck, but no go.

Re: details?

[jazp]

Was it easy to put up? Is it the kind of thing you'd take camping or is it something you would more typically use in yard, keeping it up for a whole season? I'm still trying to picture what it is. I guess when you said gazebo I was picturing... like a wood framed - open around the sides (except for railing) - roof over the top - kind of gazebo.

Re: details?

[jazp]

The above comment was me. :-)