Thursday, May 31

A yard containment

The process started and the delivery was made.  We get a fence to contain all the little ones and keep out all the unwanteds.

A team of 3 came the 1st 2 days to mount the posts.

The 3rd day a team of 10 came to place all the boards up and cap the top of the fence and install a running board at the bottom. It turned out so nice and the stress level of not knowing who was going to escape or what dog was going to join them has considerably lowered.

Above is the side that Mark did after the fence men left.  He did a abulous job; it matches their work to a "T". (The bag of rock will go at the bottom of this side of the fence.)
Mark did a great job picking out the type of fence. The detail on it is so nice.

The boys are helping me move the sunflowers to each fence post (this is not the fence that we had installed).  I tried to motivate them to earn some money.  I needed 22 holes dug, so they could earn $1 for every hold they completed.
Not bad, Alex said that he needed to stop at $5, he couldn't go pass that.  Tony earned $3.  Aliana worried about eating ;-)

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