Freezing cold, but sunny start. First a trip to Donna's doughnuts. I know, I know, bad, bad, bad. But, it was my motivation for going to work. Then a trip to the metal scrap yard. A check for $89 for depositing other people's junk. Thank you very much. A couple quick bids in Flint. Then a stop at an old but awesome house where we had to remove 100's of pop and beer bottles and cans. I love those older homes. They have so much personality. This one had a Michigan room, where I could see myself sunning in the summer time. A sewing room upstairs, plus a funky bathroom behind a wall painted to look like an outdoor garden. A rooftop deck. Oh the flowers and vegetable I could plant up there! Oak floors and solid oak stair railings. I felt sorry for the people because they left behind a lot of items that I guess they couldn't or didn't have room for. A pair of work boots, oh they're Sarah's size. Grab those. A room full of books. Ah, the library.
Today, we're making home made whole wheat pizza dough. Got a rolling bar, some thin cutting mats, on which to build the pizzas, and an olive oil spritzer. Can't wait to try them out tonight.
About Me
- Kathy
- The Creek, Michigan, United States
- I am a fifty-something diabetic who really needs to become more fit and healthy. If you want to know more, read on.
4 comments:
The house sounds loverly. What is a Michigan room? Did you grab me a few books? How did the pizza turn out?
P.s. No comment on Donna's donuts :)
how much metal did you have to deposit to get $89?
A Michigan room is like a Fla room, only not heated. You can only use it in the summer. Glass on 3 sides.
Um, let's see. They seperate the metal into different categories, but 940 lbs overall. The pizza was awesome. Nope, didn't grab any books, that's personal property.
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