Life Through the Eyes of my Scattered Brian

Hello, hello and hello! Best news, I have power going to my sheds! Have not had time to get out  in either one to play, but I have it! Sunday, I went to meet some friends of Roberts and Sha's (handyman and wife that did my wiring). They consider me a new  friend and wanted me to meet others so I would know folks. Great. They have a friend, older man, 71 I  think, he is not well so they go help out with things. His name is Leroy and  his wife is Wanda. Super sweet couple. They own a farm then bought 30 yrs ago. Beautiful place. It is actually a Century old farm, 126 acres. You take some back roads and turn down this really, really long gravel drive, with a creek running alongside , it, down  in a gulley and surrounded all  around with trees. Let me share some of my pics with you. Let me start by introducing you to  the greeting committee,  This is Dolly. Now, I told her she should have been named Reba with  all that red hair. This is Lizzie. G...

I like this idea but the digging would do me in.  However, could I not put a pool on the ground, build rocks around it, and set it up like this without digging? You call know that I am a big Wizard of Oz fan so of course I  found these articles interesting. Wizard of Oz History A p r i l   6   a t   3 : 0 8   P M   · Happy 107th Birthday to Caren Marsh Doll, one of only three people still alive who worked on The Wizard of Oz! Caren was Judy Garland's Dorothy stand-in for lighting and technical set-ups, helping to ensure that everything was prepared for the principal actors to arrive and film. She's lived a remarkable life, and we wish her health and happiness for many years to come! Wizard of Oz History A p r i l   1 3   a t   4 : 4 0   P M   · Rest in peace, Valerie Lee Haynes (née Shepard) Valerie, one of three living actors who worked on The Wizard of Oz, has passed away at the age of 94. Valerie was 7 years old when she portrayed a M...