Friday, May 25, 2007
the sky is falling!
Not really. But if one were Harper's size and were rudely interrupted from her piano playing (banging) by a tree crashing to the ground (it was a "controlled" fall) then I think that you might indeed think the sky was falling. And you, too, would come running to mommy in the scrapbook room and say "scawy, mommy! twee scary!" But in reality, it's just that we had to say goodbye to three lovely trees this week which were way past their prime, or as the loggers said, "at the end of their lifecycle."
They took down the first tree on Tuesday, and it came down in one solid piece. Heaven help me, I'm glad I missed the actual fall, because I think it would have freaked me out like it did H.

This photo with Harper in the corner cracks me up.

The second tree came down yesterday, and we happened to have a very nice view of the commotion from our back deck. So (of course) I have photos. They even asked me to photograph them. hee! This particular tree had to be taken down piece by piece because there wasn't any room for it to fall. The whole process was pretty interesting -- we even had our lunch while we watched -- it's definitely a spectator sport if you ask me!
Here's crazy climber dude on his way up...
...from Harper's perspective...
...and in for the closeup.
Here are a few of the tree in progress - the roofline of our house is on the left...Too bad I didn't crop those better so that the tree was in the exact same spot...pretend I did.

As you might guess, there was a lot of sawdust involved.Cole and I were sneezing like crazy! But finally, the tree came down.Thank you, TimberTigerTree!

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posted by Joanna Bolick @ 9:00 AM  
8 Comments:
  • At 12:50 PM, Anonymous Jen O. said…

    Ok, I could never do his job! Scary tree is right! :) What an entertaining morning. I hope you all have a great weekend.

     
  • At 3:53 PM, Blogger Heather M. said…

    I totally love the way you tell stories. And the photo of Harper in the corner totally cracks me up! She is such a character! I love that!

     
  • At 10:11 PM, Anonymous Tonia said…

    Great photos! Only you could document such an event with beautiful pics.

     
  • At 11:20 PM, Blogger Crystal Johnson said…

    I finished cutting just in time to check out your post from today. How cute is Harper?! Sometimes I wish I could view the world from her perspective.

    BTW- I have a new found respect for all scrapbookers :)

     
  • At 12:10 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    what a site that lil h is... love the corner thing she's doing. what beautiful trees u have around. glad u were home to witness it with the kiddos. thanx for sharing with us...

    lynda

     
  • At 4:46 PM, Anonymous Robin P said…

    hey!

    i got the jen g. inspiration from you! (thanks!)

    i'm not selling on etsy YET! I'm registered but have yet to post anything. I currently sell some things at a children's boutique in Biltmore Village called William & Grace. The owner of the store is the mother of the kids that i take care of during the week.

    coroner: great answer!

    if you ever need a babysitter you know who to call! your kids are so squeezable!

    hope you're having a great saturday!

     
  • At 8:55 AM, Blogger Heidi said…

    i just sent this to my husband. for some reason he is obsessed with being a lumber jack these days!

     
  • At 9:22 AM, Blogger stephaniehowell said…

    holy cow, crazy...they will remember that forever, too.
    she is so cute in that corner. what a punkin.
    and i love how you tell stories too.

     
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