#parents backyard

[sagecurrant]

[sagecurrant]

[dearaimee]

our wedding video 9-18-10

since our entire wedding with 200 guests & a 10 person wedding party, only cost us $10k, our videographer was just our kid neighbor using our flipcam! but as long as we have the memories, i don't care about the quality!

truman burbank was our crazy ring bearer..the shovel part is when we planted our maple tree- before the ceremony, we put the shovel right next to the staircase, but someone moved it, so everyone spent like 2mins looking for the darn shovel!..we agreed on a handshake before our kiss..and the only time i cried that day was when i was dancing with my dad!

[theblogartist]

My parent's backyard sees more traffic than the driveway...

My brother doesn't agree but whatevs.

It's amazing how many woodland friggin creatures I see on a daily basis for the house being in a subdivision.

There are foxes, rabbits, deer... I once saw 4 does walking casually around my neighborhood in a straight line at like 11:00 at  night. I'm gonna go ahead and assume those broads were looking at houses for sale.

Then there are kids that randomly pop up in the backyard and no they are not dead. They are stupid, skateboarding, teenage boys too friggin lazy to walk around the sub to get to their buddy's house. RUDE!

A little message to them boys: If you mess with our shit, I will pull those pants hanging around your ankles so high up that you testicles will probably revert back into the cavity from which they originally descended......then I am gonna tear your face off and make you look at it. :) Then of course there's your regulars like squirrels, birds, chipmunks and what have you.

Then there's dogs, stray cats... and today a female turkey... just walking across  the patio. No big deal. I ran to the window like my dog screaming "LOOK AT IT LOOK AT IT LOOK AT IT!"

My backyard is a zoo and probably more so than any of my friends houses that actually live on farms.