Thursday, July 10, 2008
Our Old House
Posted by Becca and Jordan Duvall at 3:05 PM
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"Love demands expression. It will not stay silent, be good, be modest, be seen and not heard, no. It will break out in tongues of praise, the high note that smashes the glass and spills the liquid." -Winterson
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- Becca and Jordan Duvall
- After our exit from the world of minor league sports, we created a home in Gilbert, Arizona where we swim in a sea of Cheerios, baby wipes and unspun rolls of toilet paper...
7 comments:
Wow, it looks so different! That's crazy stuff. Maybe I only ever saw it in the winter :) Who knew you even had grass?!?!
Oh, that's what it looked like in the daylight!
Despite the new owners' unforgivable taste in trucks- they did a good thing by tearing out those nasty juniper bushes. They were good for nothing but the creepy spider webs. I used to throw ants in them and watch the feast.
the junipers. that's why i don't recognize it...
Were the junipers the ones that had the "snowball" looking flowers? Mom hated those - i think...
Junipers are the nasty, sticky bushes that smell like gin and never, ever have anything as beautiful as a snowball flower. That was probably peonies - they are super fragrant and beautiful, but wreak havoc on allergy queens such as your momma.
And....Todd, that's just mean. It explains a lot, though :)
Those were more likely spider eggs...
Eeeeeewwwwwww......that's super gross Tanner.
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