May
17
2008

And, Regarding the Previous Entry…

When Ben was a wee little laddie of about three or four,  people must have mistakenly thought that Mark worked for Disney.  You see, our dear little fellow would explain, upon inquiry, that his dad was a “magical engineer”!  Ah yes, that one syllable between “magical” and “mechanical” was too insurmountable in Ben’s young vocabulary. I must say, though, there were times when I, too, was convinced that Mark’s capabilities did indeed verge on “magical”!  After all, he had no inkling, nor inclination to build a house until we were married and I convinced him it “could be done”!

As I mentioned to Mark my brilliant idea of adding a little (teeny-tiny)  balcony off the bedroom, he became quite pensive. Ah, thought I…perhaps?

After some time, Mark made a suggestion. He told me to remove the screen from the one window (the other is sans screen, as that is the window I use for non-”scarey” birds, like female Goldfinches…I can open it just enough to scoot the lens of the camera out and snap a picture without the dear little girlies feeling threatened by my appearance!) and place the feeder INSIDE the room.  Then, he rationalized, I would be known as the “Bristolwood Bird Woman”!

Harrumph! There goes but one more of my clever and fine ideas….down the tube! That’s okay….there are plenty more where that came from!

Written by Katya in: birdwatching,house and home,nature,projects |

5 Comments »

  • Mark is a man after my own heart!

    Comment | May 17, 2008
  • Oh, good grief! Men!

    Comment | May 17, 2008
  • Carly B, what would you do without us? On second thoughts, don’t answer that!

    Comment | May 17, 2008
  • Oh my! Methinks William has farrrrrrrrrrr too much time on his hands today. Seems to be feeling his oats! hmmmmmmm………..

    Well, Carly, shall we tell Bill about the major home repairs you have logged on thus far?

    Comment | May 17, 2008
  • No, it might scare him to think a woman so capable… Of course, he could find some of them on my blog anyway…

    Comment | May 17, 2008

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