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Wow, Dec. was the last time I updated? I guess what happened on New Year's Eve scarred me in more ways than one (not telling what, though, suffice to say it was more foolish than I'd imagined I was at 35 years of age).
Rebnted house good. Have not tried to flood my bathroom again lately by leaving the water in the upstairs sink running, which is good. Can see no mold growing on the ceiling downstairs.
But the Neighborhood association is on our case about the three square feet of lawn in the front yard. Apparently there are "dead spots," and the HOA rules dictate that all yards should be green. I did finally rake the dead leaves out of it (surprising how many dead leaves can accumulate in a 3x3 plot of grass) and bought fertilizer. Now if the winds would stop I could fertilize it. Hopefully the fertilizer I purchased isn't the wrong kind that will burn my remaining grass all to hell. How am I supposed to know what kind of grass it is? I'm a green thumb in Indiana but in the desert I'm hopeless.
Would they know if I used green spray paint?
Have a lovely weekend y'all,
K
Rebnted house good. Have not tried to flood my bathroom again lately by leaving the water in the upstairs sink running, which is good. Can see no mold growing on the ceiling downstairs.
But the Neighborhood association is on our case about the three square feet of lawn in the front yard. Apparently there are "dead spots," and the HOA rules dictate that all yards should be green. I did finally rake the dead leaves out of it (surprising how many dead leaves can accumulate in a 3x3 plot of grass) and bought fertilizer. Now if the winds would stop I could fertilize it. Hopefully the fertilizer I purchased isn't the wrong kind that will burn my remaining grass all to hell. How am I supposed to know what kind of grass it is? I'm a green thumb in Indiana but in the desert I'm hopeless.
Would they know if I used green spray paint?
Have a lovely weekend y'all,
K
