Texas Spring/Summer Thread

[jinman]

I do too, Bird. Especially with the savings on heating/cooling. I'm getting too old to do all that staining anyhow.

 

[Jisgren]

We moved last time because to many rules. When we lived there from 1986 to 2007 it started out very private and rural, closest store one hour away then people moved in for they liked its rural setting but wanted street lights sidewalks trash pickup stores etc. then cows were not supposed to moo after 9:00PM no barking dogs, loud music,tractors running etc after 9:00PM. We got to where we did not enjoy living there so moved to 21 acres and hopefully can stay here. Understand where you're coming from

These are some of the same reasons we want to get out of Houston. Can not stand the traffic, and the "me first" attitude that is prevalent around here. Had a large oak tree in front yard that was planted too close to the house. Was causing foundation damage and was hitting against the siding. About a week after taking it down I got a nasty-gram from the home owners assoc. saying that I was supposed to ask permission before removing the tree!

We want to be able to sleep with the windows open and not hear cars and motorcycles wizzing by. I can't wait until I can sit on my front porch and watch the cattle grazing in the field.

 

[lostcreekranch]

These are some of the same reasons we want to get out of Houston. Can not stand the traffic, and the "me first" attitude that is prevalent around here. Had a large oak tree in front yard that was planted too close to the house. Was causing foundation damage and was hitting against the siding. About a week after taking it down I got a nasty-gram from the home owners assoc. saying that I was supposed to ask permission before removing the tree! We want to be able to sleep with the windows open and not here cars and motorcycles wizzing by. I can't wait until I can sit on my front porch and watch the cattle grazing in the field.

RUN FOREST! .............. RUN!

 

[bindian]

OK here's my attempt to put up a picture of all the grandkids with the newby, and the ones on each end are cousins. As you can imagine it was a houseful but a lot of fun.

Charlie

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Charlie,
Keep'em coming. You almost have enough to field a baseball team.
hugs, Brandi

 

[Jisgren]

RUN FOREST! .............. RUN!

Actually I was thinking of a hockey mask.....

 

[CowboyRon]

OK here's my attempt to put up a picture of all the grandkids with the newby, and the ones on each end are cousins. As you can imagine it was a houseful but a lot of fun.

Charlie

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Once the little one gets on his feet, you will have enough for a baseball team.
You have a beautiful family.

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[CowboyRon]

Charlie,
Keep'em coming. You almost have enough to field a baseball team.
hugs, Brandi

Sorry Brandi, I didn't see your quote when I typed mine. Looks like on opening day we both have baseball on our minds.

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[Lou66]

congra.. Charlie.. they grow up and become ugly,, like us.. lol.. nice looking crew for now.:laughing:. Lou

 

[bindian]

congra.. Charlie.. they grow up and become ugly,, like us.. lol.. nice looking crew for now.:laughing:. Lou

Speak for yourself Lou!
hugs, Brandi

 

[NativeSon]

Wow! Charlie. How did you get them all to sit still long enough to snap the photo? Great picture, Paw-Paw.

Jim-- The Boys and the Daughters-in-laws are doing a great job of parenting. All are being brought up with manners and knowing how to mind, which seems to not be the norm now-a-days. It is truly a joy to be around them.

Denise is so excited because she's going to be the Godmother to the newest arrival, Avery.

Charlie