I am walking through my yard, carefully watching my step. You will see why.
I stuffed some Purslane into the ground underneath the broken crockery.
What, you must be asking yourself now, was she referring to? Well, here, I’ll show you…
Yes, Nola, I am being careful. I realize what a klutz I am. So far I have only stumbled over machinery. I have yet to fall all the way to the ground.
You can still find beauty in my yard. But you really have to look hard to find it!






It will all come together. You have alot to look forward to out there.
By: Stacey on May 13, 2009
at 11:22 am
,Dont knock it girl at least its getting done and it will look sooo wonderful!!
I am a klutz too, I have to watch my step no matter where I am walking.. LOL!
Diane
By: Diane ( Crafty Passions) on May 13, 2009
at 11:35 am
That’s how my home looked for six years while we remodeled. My heart hurts for you although I know you’ll be glad of the results, and yes, be careful.~~Dee
By: Dee/reddirtramblings on May 13, 2009
at 12:00 pm
Wow Im sure your yard will turn out. Those flowers look amazing! I am in the process now of remodeling my yard and my oh my is it a hard task. My husband bought a used Uhaul truck a few months ago for his side jobs and i have been using to store all of my gardening equipment while they redo the yard, thank god for that thing or I would stumbling myself. Good luck with all the work.
By: Anonymous on May 13, 2009
at 12:03 pm
Hang tough and watch your step. It’ll be over soon enough.
By: tina on May 13, 2009
at 1:45 pm
Brenda, you do NOT want to fall and break something! Especially a foot! After 6 weeks in a wheelchair a few years ago, I can tell you…..no fun! Either it was that or crutches and after breast cancer surgery, the crutches were a no go. Not to mention…they make you feel like you’re on a swing and the swing could tip BACKWARDS really fast! LOL! Then you’d have a broken backside too!
I’m sure the chaos is going to become something very beautiful! So put your best, careful foot forward!
Hugs! DIane
By: Diane Knott on May 13, 2009
at 1:48 pm
Oh Brenda, it is going to be soooo nice! I know you can’t wait!
Tracy
By: Tracy on May 13, 2009
at 4:11 pm
Hey…we can be clumsy together. I don’t know how many times and over what things I tend to trip over all the darn time! =) Nevertheless, your garden STILL looks gorgeous! *hugs*
By: Paris on May 13, 2009
at 4:53 pm
Brenda, is it OU on that sun on the wall?! Are there Sooners in your house? There are three of them in mine, one big and two little!
By: Tatyana on May 13, 2009
at 5:14 pm
I look carefully before as I walk too Brenda–wanna know why?? Afraid I will step on a snake! Ugh!!
By: Linda at Meadowview Thymes on May 13, 2009
at 5:39 pm
Looks like another wonderful project in the makes, Brenda. Tred carefully and keep us posted!
By: joey on May 13, 2009
at 6:30 pm
It’s going to be gorgeous and you will love that you put up with the mess! Gail
By: Gail on May 13, 2009
at 9:33 pm
I love your broken crockery planting(-: That pot is beautiful blue and the plant looks stunning in the ground there!(-:
Is that Robert? He looks pretty good too(-:
By: cindee on May 13, 2009
at 9:36 pm
Remodeling is always hard. Glad you made the before pictures…you will be thrilled when it is done.
I like the way you used the broken pottery! I may have to copy you!
By: Diane@A Picture is Worth on May 13, 2009
at 9:37 pm
I’m so happy for you! It’s good to fix things up the way you want them to be.
By: Tabbie on May 13, 2009
at 10:04 pm
Girl Be Careful. I would so have bought it by now.
By: deb on May 13, 2009
at 10:18 pm
A time of changes I see in your garden! One that I’m sure will add to the overall beauty and enjoyment of your garden! These kinds of changes are good.
Watch your step!
By: naturegirl on May 14, 2009
at 6:45 am
You’ve been a patient woman through all the construction & deconstruction. Can’t wait to see the finished product!
By: Racquel on May 14, 2009
at 10:04 am
It will all be worth it Brenda. Hang in there…:)
By: Geraldine on May 14, 2009
at 10:49 am
And don’t touch Robert’s power tools, you could lose a limb! Aha, now you will have the same problem as I do… that nasty meter sticking out in your beautiful yard. I’m anxious to see what Robert will do with it; I need help deciding what to do with mine. I don’t “see” it except in photos, how strange.
By: nola on May 15, 2009
at 8:14 am
Oh, I love the sound of strong men working! I can’t wait to see the finished product, Brenda. And gorgeous pics despite the chaos.
By: Robin on May 15, 2009
at 10:09 pm