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Still Sunday
Oct. 21st, 2007 08:21 pm(So I have a tendency to make patterns in my sidebar. Hush.)
Yesterday netted the house an excellent chopping block, and eventually either firewood or a lovely grainy table (wandered onto craigslist in search of firewood, the remaining free at one location was . . Very Large and Still Very Fresh cedar. Hail unto stubborn boyfriend and boyfriend's truck), a wedge, and an axe.*
Today got us about a quarter-cord of madrona/arbutus/madrone wood, aged a year and a month or so. The parenthetically mentioned individual was again indispenable in endeavour, still having a truck and much more able to shift chunks of wood than I am. He also started a fire with hand-chopped kindling, as opposed to the standard method of cardboard and small rounds Fwumph. Hail. :)
*: Axes are fun. Sadly, I'm not going to try practicing strikes, as lo, I'm fond of my right arm remaining attached to the rest of my body.
Yesterday netted the house an excellent chopping block, and eventually either firewood or a lovely grainy table (wandered onto craigslist in search of firewood, the remaining free at one location was . . Very Large and Still Very Fresh cedar. Hail unto stubborn boyfriend and boyfriend's truck), a wedge, and an axe.*
Today got us about a quarter-cord of madrona/arbutus/madrone wood, aged a year and a month or so. The parenthetically mentioned individual was again indispenable in endeavour, still having a truck and much more able to shift chunks of wood than I am. He also started a fire with hand-chopped kindling, as opposed to the standard method of cardboard and small rounds Fwumph. Hail. :)
*: Axes are fun. Sadly, I'm not going to try practicing strikes, as lo, I'm fond of my right arm remaining attached to the rest of my body.
