Monday, April 30, 2007

Poison Ivy Update & More

Yay! My poison ivy is all dried up! It actually has been since yesterday. I still have scabs all over and it looks horrible still but at least I’m not itchy anymore. Poor Jon still has his! I was using Rubbing Alcohol quite regularly when mine was bad and I think that really helped.

Saturday I spent most of my day working out in my flower beds. It was a great day to work outside because it wasn’t too hot but it was warm enough to wear shorts and not be cold. I dug out the random blubs and other plants that were in the flower beds before and then shoveled all the mulch off the top so there is room now to put new mulch on. Friday night Jon and I were at Costco and bought two holly bushes and some blubs and then yesterday we went to home depot and bought two more bushes. Tonight I think I’m going to start planting things. I love to work outside in the flower beds, especially when it’s so nice outside!

Jon’s been keeping really busy these days. He and his cousin Stephen started a web design company a few weeks back called Equinox Visual. They’ve already made one website for Stephen’s dad’s company and they have a few more jobs lined up and waiting for them. Today when I got in to work I had two more emails from people within THP who are interested in having Jon do work for them! I think we’re both excited that this is taking off so well. Jon’s also been working on selling my old Audi, I think we might have a buyer for it finally but we’ll see if the guy goes through with it. Supposedly he already took out a loan to buy the car so we’re hopeful.

I know I still need to post those pictures of our yard before and after we cleared it! I actually need Jon to edit them before I can post them because when I took the first pictures I didn’t have the camera set on the right setting so they’re really dark… I need Jon to lighten them up so you can actually see the picture :). Maybe tonight I’ll get them posted.

1 comment:

Kelsey said...

Oh so that's why you wanted the seed planters. Looks good!