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I am totally building this in my backyard. Well.. I'm going to acquire the parts and then hopefully bribe my mom into helping me build this..
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good morning.that looks like a great idea. wouild be wonreful if you get rain!!!not to much here in fl. i am sure you and mom can make the rain catcher. i bet you can even get the kids to do a rain danece for you.have a good day.lolwendy
I seriously was looking at this last night on apartment therapy!!! No Joke. I'm going to get some tub trugs. Hope you are zoned out already. We miss you!
So I am teaching that class for a month for sure...will you be my student?
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Hi Erin. I work with Peter and followed your updates on Caring Bridge, and now your blog. Here's a tip on rain barrels: you might be able to get one for free from the Philadelphia Water Department! I did, but maybe that was because I live in Mt. Airy, in the Wissahickon watershed. The Water Department's stormwater management section co-sponsors rain barrel work shops with local groups; mine was through the Friends of the Wissahickon. I couldn't find the list of upcoming workshops on the Water Department's web page but this page has a contact you could call if you wanted: http://www.garden.org/eventCalendar/index.php?q=view&id=8794. Good luck with the rain barrel.
I love reading your blog. You've got such a great writing style. Ever think about publishing?
- Louise Hayes
That looks like a project that I could handle...
xxx Roxy
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