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There was an unmistakeable pull out in the wide-open spaces of the country for us.

I guess what I’m saying is, I can tell, just from the shear amount of thought that I put into this new job of mine, that I love it, and it’s something I care deeply about, but staying home is hard!I’ve been seeing all these garden posts around blogland the past couple of weeks so I thought I’d throw ours into the mix as well.We may have bitten off a little more than we can chew with this fairly large vegetable garden we dug up last Fall, but it should at least be an interesting learning experience..

While we’re at it, let’s look at some other areas around the property as well, shall we?.This is how the front of our house is looking right now.Oh man, do I ever need to tackle those weeds in the path there.

But realistically, I complain about the landscaping around our house way too much.It’s pretty well done and was probably really expensive, even if there aren’t enough blooming plants yet for my taste.. And the side of the house.

Same weeds, same pain-in-my-butt landscaping rocks and weed-preventing fabric that doesn’t really work that now I need to rip out so I can actually plant what I want to in there.

OK, I’m complaining again.But that’s what happens when you’re living a life at the same time.

The more I learn that this is true (and I’m still working on this), the easier the whole process gets on my mental state.. 2)Learn your own preferences for which “state of unfinishedness” you’re most comfortable living with for a long time if you have to.You probably will..

I’ve been living in distress over the state of my house pretty much constantly for the last 2.5 years.And before that, in the old house, I was like that for a long time too.