I thought about doing an etched glass treatment on this mirror with the family name but thought about all those holiday windows you see painted up, we'll you see them all over a small town anyway. I decided heck I can do that and that way I can change it up for what ever I need. So here it is in all its uncrafty glory.
Well sorry about that the kids needed my attention and I got side tracked pulling some more redneck safety.
What me and mom decided to do was I would hold the pice of wood, now mind ya they where only about three to four foot long but to long to go into our new toy and she would cut with the pole saw only three foot from my face. CAN ANYONE SEE THE PROBLEM WITH THIS. Thankfully nothing bad happened but it had the potential of being a real nice explanation at the local ER (which I have no idea where one is).
The other day my mom and me decided that we needed some fire wood for the brand new chimniea she got that way we could smoke outside without freezing our ninnies off. Well us were not going to pay some one else good money for chopping firewood but not a lot of land and the axe is still back in east texas and all we have is a brand new pole saw you know the ones with the little chain saws on the end.
Found a sign at the flea market and just had to get it it'll be going on the front door that way if the cops ever have to come out here all I will do is piont and say "well officer I would of thought that 'll been warning enough".
One thing I forgot about is that in the city it never gets all the way dark, it's unnerving really it feels like the sky is on fire or something. One good thing about it I guess, is that I never have to worry about coyotes sneaking up on me when I take the trash out at night (you only do that once unarmed) but how am I going to teach my kids about the stars and show them where heaven is when it's constantly twilight.
I worry that my kids will be totally city kids with none of the values ans life lessons I grew up with. I worry that I will fail as a parent and I won't give them the tools they need to succeed.
