Lisa's handiwork outside the back door.

Wider view.

Using big truck brake drums as planters. Lisa's friend thought they were clay instead of steel. I can get them for $5.00 each from work, makes for cheap planters. We put them along the driveway to try to keep the Schwanns man from driving in the yard. He knocked over a post twice while turning around. There's five on the left side, one on the right side.

I was actually thinking of taking some pictures of everyday things since I found my digital cam

It never hurts to practice. Doesn't cost anything either.

I like what Lisa did with the stairs.

I might take some pictures of our Trucking terminal. I know its boring but you guys can witness the boredom I experience.

Ya know I have not talked to Lisa much since I have been here. But I think I like her too. And she does good work.

She doesn't come around much. I suspect that Harold hogs the computer.

All of that really looks great Harold. And the brake drums are a great idea. I never bought any old drums for a big truck. I did buy some new ones at the Pete garage on the island in Memphis Tenn. I think they were a little higher if I remember right.

That has been said about me. But it can not be true.

I loev those steps you have there. Vrey nicely done. Did you both do that or were they already there?

Feeling dyslexic today Wes?

Yes lemonade for you and root beer for Bruce.

Nothing was there except for yard. Lisa did most of the work. I helped a little with putting the treated lumber together for the steps. It took two years to finish this project. Here's the proof:

http://leovilletownsquare.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=72052&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=31&fpart=1

I think I remember that discussion.

Well you all did a great job. And Jim, I'm not dislexic but my fingers are.

Mine are too some days.