7/07/2006

south fourth

here's kara in the back yard of our old house, on south 4th street. can you see her? it's no longer our house but we still have the keys. and i have to mow this.

multicare, the hospital conglomerate that happens to employ both me and kara, bought this house from us last summer after much negotiation. as we didn't yet have our current house, part of the deal was that we would have a year to vacate the house.

we moved to this house (not on south 4th) in september and gradually moved things from the old place to the new place. the old house fell, as could be expected, into disrepair.

the time is coming, however, to give multicare the keys. the end of this month. and they want the lawn mowed. i can't argue with that, though sometimes i would like to. today i'm going to attack the front yard. yeah, i'll probably take more pictures.


in other news, i'm not terribly pleased about this. i wish folks would just wake up and realize what a freaking nonissue this is.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

The NY decision is unfortunate, but just one decision on the road to getting equal marriage rights for everyone.

In Wisconsin, we're gearing up for a big political fight over a civil unions and marriage ban: Fair Wisconsin.