We had not been getting a whole lot of cold air from our swap cooler so David went up to check it out (which he loves being up on steep pitched pooves by the way) and found out it was really dirty and clogged, probably from not being winterized... not just properly, but not at all!
Carter decided to take this opportunity to "paint" using the water that was all over the ground (thankfully) he was being awfully creative he just enjoys beibng outside...and being with his dad...although up on the roof was not the safest place!
This is the later David got to climb to get tio the swao vooler, he eventually got it all cleaned out filter and all, and it workes WONDERFULLY NOW! It is so great having a HANDY husband:)
Here the kids are watering and checking ou the "fruits of out labor" the tomatoes are really the only thing surviving that we p,anted this year. We have lots of fruit coming on out vines and I am SO EXCITED! We have a couple of beefstake, a roma and a cherry tomatoe plant....mmmmm! The best cherry tomoato story is the first year we lived in UT that we planted a garden,Bailey was two...we knew nothing an dplanted WAY too many tomato plants and had them coming out our ears David had to go out every night and harvest and we were giving theme very one wnd their neighbors asnd their neighbors neighbors...well, he would be filling up a bucket and he would look back and as fast as he coudl fillup the bucket the tomotatoes we disappearing,she was eating those cherry tomoatoes as fast as he could pick them, it was awesome. The spoiled chld never had a store bough tomotes until we moved back to CA and she looked at me like I had fed her poison, poor child, LOL!
See, they are green, but they will be resd soon, I can feel it!
We had not been getting a whole lot of cold air from our swap cooler so David went up to check it out (which he loves being up on steep pitched pooves by the way) and found out it was really dirty and clogged, probably from not being winterized... not just properly, but not at all!
Carter decided to take this opportunity to "paint" using the water that was all over the ground (thankfully) he was being awfully creative he just enjoys beibng outside...and being with his dad...although up on the roof was not the safest place!
This is the later David got to climb to get tio the swao vooler, he eventually got it all cleaned out filter and all, and it workes WONDERFULLY NOW! It is so great having a HANDY husband:)
Here the kids are watering and checking ou the "fruits of out labor" the tomatoes are really the only thing surviving that we p,anted this year. We have lots of fruit coming on out vines and I am SO EXCITED! We have a couple of beefstake, a roma and a cherry tomatoe plant....mmmmm! The best cherry tomoato story is the first year we lived in UT that we planted a garden,Bailey was two...we knew nothing an dplanted WAY too many tomato plants and had them coming out our ears David had to go out every night and harvest and we were giving theme very one wnd their neighbors asnd their neighbors neighbors...well, he would be filling up a bucket and he would look back and as fast as he coudl fillup the bucket the tomotatoes we disappearing,she was eating those cherry tomoatoes as fast as he could pick them, it was awesome. The spoiled chld never had a store bough tomotes until we moved back to CA and she looked at me like I had fed her poison, poor child, LOL!
See, they are green, but they will be resd soon, I can feel it!
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