seriously, if people are still looking for an answer to that question the world is in a lot of trouble than we realise. in our view that is at least part of the issue: waiting for others to do something before we get our own act together may seem like a rational course of action…
there’s a hole in my road, dear liza, dear liza.
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bridge over not much water 3.
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bridge over not much water 2.
a bridge really needs strong foundations (check: granite) and a tough structure (got that, pretty strong timber), but it also requires a surface – otherwise crossing it because a little tedious. i admit the structure is probably not really bal 29 fire rated, but with a fire rated surface it should still be fairly safe.…
bridge over not much water.
we may have made this point before: in st helens it rarely rains, but when it does, it pours. case in point: yesterday we got 42 mmm in 24 hours, and that makes it a real challenge to channel the water into places where it can be managed and does not do too much damage.…
slash & (later) burn.
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planting plants.
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the last puzzle piece.
the house was done, we had the road fixed up and previously also landscaped the area east, south and west of the house. the one part we hadn’t been able to get to yet was the north side, the area right in front of the house. there were a few reasons: most importantly, since this…
home.
we finally made it: we moved into our new home. this was exciting, not only because we had never before moved into a new house we built ourselves. of course, we didn’t really ‘physically’ build all of it ourselves, but we definitely very much ’emotionally’ participated every step of the way. nat and i had…
falling into place.
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time to move in.
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are we there yet? – spoiler: no
but we are really really close! so close it hurts we aren’t done yet, especially since it’s school holiday’s and we are forced to sleep in the shed (a time honoured tassie tradition, but still). any project manager worth their salt will tell you that the last ten percent of the work requires ninety percent…
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