Aaron Wallace
@awallace230
Bicyclist, gardener, miniature painter, former retail wine buyer. History B.A. CSULB: Displaced peoples of the Americas, 2008. Wilmington, Delaware.
I found the target intro to #gloomhaven game at an estate sale for 5 bucks it even has all its parts I’m gunna solo it.
New foster dog Sissy. Chi-papillon mix. Cutest little ear floofs, still figuring out dog stuff like walking on a leash.
W might have launched a forever war that ties us so tightly to the Middle East I doubt I will ever know it in a durable and open peace, but at least he didn’t hold up infographics about the reflecting pool while my highschool class mates were dying in Fallujah.
In a little bit of dog fostering news the Pom we fostered a little while back. We decided to keep him, his name is dizzy.
Getting my medieval peasant on and gleaning sticks and dead fall before the big storm.
Today I realized that I might be through the looking glass, I am already in a five kallax family and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to slow down. Infinite Kallax in a little over a decade
The black Pom is named Buster he’s only gunna be with us for a little while. The tan Chihuahua is so scared as to be hard to adopt. He will be a pretty good dog for somebody someday but it’s gunna be a while.
Pretty happy with my three chevron wide walkway I am going to continue with the running bond to the left and fill in with earth around the walkway.
Rented the paver block saw today and cut all the pieces for the edge of chevron pattern. All said about five hours with the saw and all the pieces were cut, decided to do simpler corners in the end.
The unsightly trench finally began its conversion to an attractive chevron pattern walkway. We found the stones we removed to make room for this more than a year ago.
Poconos adventure. Hawley rail bike, and bushKill falls. Grey towers too.
A little end of summer update. First photo is peanut our elderly chihuahua. Second is Chewbacca our current foster. Third is the pear tree that I was going to cut down last winter but never got around to it doing the best it ever has in our three seasons with it.
Over a year later those huge slabs of stone have been removed and we are almost ready to lay a paver walkway. Not pictured is the completed wall behind our photographer.
Last week, Simon got his forever home and this week Garfunkel got his forever home. Our third successfully fostered dog learning a lot about dogs and ourselves.
The east wing of the garden is finally starting to take shape moving some little blue stem in now. Last weekend it was smooth blue aster and the weekend before it was the false aster. Took a day from work to get this done before the rain excited to show it in bloom as we get further into spring.
And just like that Siren is with her new family. It was a lot of fun and hard work house breaking her learned a lot about myself and dogs in the process. Super excited for her to graduate to a fenced in back yard.
Poodles are a lot of fun. I wish I was a better dog trainer with more time. They love nothing more than to get a pat on the head and to hear their good. Really high energy though.
We are fostering this poodle with Renee’s rescue in Delaware she will be available for adoption soon.
Fostering dogs is a lot of work. I’ve got to sign my wife up for a huge time commitment just to maintain parity. Super cute though.
First of the neighborhood feral cats to get neutered, I wonder if she will hang around anymore.
Security cam footage of a family of raccoons running down my driveway.
The riser for the second and final step is in and we are backing behind it now.
Laying the first corse of wall units took approximately seven hours the wall is about 64 and a half feet long and 47 1/2 wall units and two corners long. Approximately twelve mins a brick.
The first course is in and we’ve done one lift being that first course. We got half way through the second lift but the rain forced us to stop. Tomorrow finish the second lift, lay the second course. We’ll probably run out of crusher run tomorrow too.