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Jayce really needs a buff
Like it's not even funny. Jayce wasn't really all that op, he had counters before nerf... Cho, Irelia, Riven, Malphite, Singed that builds ninja tabi. That many champions could have beat him. He loses to every single top champion according to lolking, and do you really think 30 more damage from 1 skill would make him win? I believe that was the damage bonus at lvl 1 for e. He was stomped people who were unskilled. He may be one of the strongest top before, but he has no late game. His late game is terrible, due to inconsistent damage. Please remove the mana nerf at least...
he's fine
You serious?
He was OP in that he dealt a lot of damage with nothing and could disengage like a Nidalee without spending much mana. His lategame is comprised of poke --> disengage plus jumping on someone's face bruiser style. His laning presence was an unholy mix of Vayne top and Singed top, being able to burst, CC, escape, deal sustained damage, and still not run out of mana unless he was too spam happy.
When you're banned out or picked in every game of a tournament among the pros, there's something strong about you. He's still definitely playable. Just not dominant anymore.
dude i play with him in top all time, jayce have much dmg with combo E Q canon form and Q E hammer form u need learn how play with him
Jayce still brings a **** ton of utility to his team. Having him do a **** ton of damage as well was just too much. He's in a good spot now.
PS: try the new muramana on him if you're worried about mana costs. He can stack it really quickly with his ult change and CDR and becomes a fearsome spam-master by mid game
dude jayce once people learned how to use him after release was a monster changes that are being made are fine hes still a good champ
Stop them csing. Get all the creeps. Poke them down. Go in for the kill. They have no money from minions. Escape the ganks. They have no gold. You have lots. Items over them are op.
Yeah Jayce is fine and considering he's still a top pick in ranked, I don't think you can hold an honest argument that he needs a buff.
Not that he really needs a buff, but if he did get one, I would like to see a late game buff. He really falls off late game, even if he is fed. I have been 10/2 by late game and I am basically just a big poking stick.
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This talented duo has made one hell of an album, actually one of the best of 2008, in the process.
Leave It All Behind is a concise and complete set of songs that brings out the best of both producer Nicolay and Phonte.
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Gregory co-op called regulatory success
GREGORY -- The elevator goes by Interstate Commodities Inc., Gregory branch -- successor of Gregory Farmers Elevator -- a cooperative that failed...
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Hearing set today on oral credit sales between farmers, elevators
PIERRE -- The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is proposing new rules for oral credit sales between farmers and elevators. Under the proposal, the contract must be mailed to the farmer, who then has 48 hours to object in writing, or the contract goes into effect. A hearing...
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July 11, 2013
Farmers Union to host grain buyer and warehouse meeting
CHAMBERLAIN -- South Dakota Farmers Union will host an informational meeting on grain buying and warehousing at 1 p.m.
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June 19, 2013
PUC praises company for work
PIERRE -- Otter Tail Power presented evidence Tuesday that charging a little extra and dedicating the revenue to programs for reducing use of electricity can save money for consumers in the long run. The state Public Utilities Commission agreed with Otter Tail and gave the Fergus...
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Anyone have the Martha Stewart recipe for "molten" choc cake? Not sure if it's molded or molten or molted The gal who told me about the recipe had a Russian accent. She said it was in one of Martha's books and it was easy and delicious.
Here you go.... the link below will bring right to it.
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Liberals for the Ethical Treatment of Democrats
I'm resigned that Sarah Palin will never be president.
Sarah Palin has a message for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA.
"Chill," Palin wrote on Facebook Saturday. "At least Trig didn't eat the dog."
The former Alaska governor was responding to a massive freak-out by PETA — and others — which was upset at pictures Palin posted on New Year's Day of her youngest son, Trig, standing on top of Jill, the family's black Labrador Retriever.
"May 2015 see every stumbling block turned into a stepping stone on the path forward," Palin wrote on that post, which showed Jill appearing to be unfazed by Trig's presence.
"Hey, by the way, remember your "Woman of the Year", Ellen DeGeneres? Did you get all wee-wee'd up when she posted this sweet picture?" Palin wrote, linking to a picture DeGeneres posted on Facebook in July of her daughter standing on top of the family dog.
PETA named DeGeneres its "Woman of the Year" in 2009.
"Did you go as crazy when your heroic Man-of-Your-Lifetime, Barack Obama, revealed he actually enjoyed eating dead dog meat?" Palin continued, referring to Obama's admission that he's eaten dog meat in the past.
"Yeah, you're real credible on this, PETA," the former vice presidential candidate concluded.
"A shame, because I'll bet we agree on what I hope is the true meaning of your mission – respecting God's creation and critters."
Palin had some zealously-reported mess-ups in 2008, but her feistiness shows a sharp mind. You want me to put up a blooper reel of another candidate from that election?
Who would ever vote for this dolt for president?! Never happen.


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The Bible of Job Search resources.
This book was very helpful to me as a recent graduate. It provides exercises and advice. This book is updated every year. The new 2012 book is said to include information about using social media in your job search. The 2011 book doesn't touch on social media, but does provide advice about searching for a job online, and the best ways to search for a job in general.
The exercises in this book are useful and force you to evaluate your own interests, if you are willing to complete them.
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Best and worse ways to search for a job.
How to use a resume.
The most helpful job sites on the internet.
What interview questions can you expect and how to answer them.
Salary negotiation.
Starting my own business.
How to find more purpose in my next job.
Wow - 40 years. So many of today's jobs didn't exist in 1971, and vice versa.
Excellent resource for job hunters
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Making a Slit Scan Camerawritten by stratski on 2014-07-31 in #gear #tipster
Looking for a fun new experiment? Like those old fashioned finish photos? Then let me introduce you to the wondrous world of slit scan photography.3 16 Share Tweet
Make a Splitzer for Your Belair X 6-12 Camerawritten by simonesavo on 2014-07-12 in #gear #tipster
Do you have a penchant for double exposures? Well if you do, then you better read these simple tips to achieve a Splitzer effect with our Belair!4 7 Share Tweet
Back from the dead: Hack your Polaroid 80-series camera to take Fuji FP filmwritten by stratski on 2014-06-24 in #gear #tipster
It's a great feeling when you get a camera back to work even though you thought it was already unusable because its particular type of film is no longer in production. Here's how you can do it with a Polaroid camera from the 80-series.15 Share Tweet
Turn Your La Sardina Into a Square Miracle!written by pearlgirl77 on 2013-08-29 in #gear #tipster
I love square pictures and because I have several La Sardinas, I thought i build my Telefonbuch edition to a quadratic variation. You can do it for one roll and you return the La Sardina to the original state. Look after the jump how I did it!8 26 Share Tweet
Turn your ISO 400 Film into an All-Day Film on your DX-Code Auto-Detected Camera!written by fncadrian on 2013-08-21 in #gear #tipster
I am going to introduce a method of leveling up an ISO 400 film to ISO 1600 by 'hacking' its DX code. I've included the principle, method and variants of this method. I modified a roll of ISO 400 film and took pictures around Hong Kong so you can see the results.7 24 Share Tweet
Diana Mini Film Reminderwritten by jutei on 2013-07-12 in #gear #tipster
Sometimes, when I'm shooting only occasionally with my Diana Mini, I forget what film is in. I came up with solution to my problem!2 8 Share Tweet
Camera Modification Tips: Holga Splitzerwritten by lomofrue on 2013-07-07 in #gear #tipster
It's been probably done before, so I'll not claim it as totally my idea but it's a nice little addition to your shooting with holga.10 Share Tweet
The" Velcro Mod" for Your Holgawritten by buttonmunch on 2013-06-10 in #gear #tipster
You want to keep the back of your Holga on, but you don't want to deal with that sticky tape? Here's a simple solution.6 Share Tweet
Modify your Holga 120 to Shoot in the 70mm Formatwritten by atria007 on 2013-05-29 in #gear #tipster
Here you can find a useful guide to modify any kind of Holga 120 into the 70mm format.12 44 Share Tweet
Camera Modification Tips – Filters to Diana Miniwritten by jutei on 2013-05-16 in #gear #tipster
Diana Mini doesn't have that many accessories, so it's up to us to make our own ones. Here's how you can mod your Diana Mini to take filters, without making any damage to your Mini4 35 Share Tweet
Go Wide and Infrared - Via the Plastic SLR Routewritten by adash on 2013-05-10 in #gear #tipster
Single-lens-reflex (SLR) cameras have for decades been on the forefront of enthusiast and professional camera development. Sharp lenses, perfect exposure meterin,g and precise autofocus aren't really features that you would look for in Lomography, but they do come to a great use in Infrared Photography - as long as a few precautions are taken. See below.12 18 Share Tweet
Holga 135bc + Legowritten by raylemon on 2012-11-20 in #gear #tipster
Holga 135bc + Lego "Modification"! Basically this modification allows me to grip things like a CD or cardboard (and loads of others things to be able to use as a filter)6 7 Share Tweet
Achieving Lush Light Leaks on Your Holga 135bc or Holga 135written by tennisguy on 2012-09-10 in #gear #tipster
When I bought my Holga 135bc, I was expecting some crazy results. After i got my first roll developed, i was happy with the quality but was disapointed to see that the whole roll had not one light leak! Here is one quick modification you can add to your Holga 135, or Holga 135bc!2 7 Share Tweet
Workshop: 9 Killer Tips For The Pop9 Camera With James Butlerwritten by svala on 2012-08-31 in #events
Lomography Gallery Store Soho's regular and friend James Butler is back with his super popular Pop 9 modification workshop! Join us and James to learn the best tips and tricks of this special technique and shoot a roll of your own of cool mosaic multible exposures!Share Tweet
Modify and Reload Instead of Throwing Away - AGFAPHOTO LEBOX Single Use Camerawritten by adash on 2012-08-29 in #gear #tipster
A beautiful vignette and multiple exposurse from a camera that costs EUR5? Is it possible? Well, now it is. Read this easy tutorial and see the samples!9 32 Share Tweet
The Skinny on Fixing Fat Film Rolls: A Permanent Solutionwritten by wendyraeann on 2012-07-26 in #gear #tipster
Feeling burnt by fat, loosely wound rolls of film from your Diana F+? Is the extra light eating away at your photos? Here is a quick, cheap, easy and permanent fix to wind thin and tight rolls once again!10 22 Share Tweet
Introducing La Sardina DIY - Make It Unique!written by shhquiet on 2012-07-18 in #news
Now you can design your very own La Sardina camera! The new La Sardina DIY is your blank slate for your creativity - paint on it, doodle or write on it, do whatever you want to make it unique!13 Share Tweet
Design Your La Sardina DIY Edition Competition!written by shhquiet on 2012-07-18 in #competitions
Ever dreamed of transforming your camera into your very own piece of art? We hear ya! The new La Sardina DIY Edition is your blank slate for customization. Don't waste any more time - grab a La Sardina DIY Edition Camera, get creative, and participate in this competition!37 22 Share Tweet
How to Make a Fancy New Strap for Your Diana Camerawritten by raejk14 on 2012-05-28 in #gear #tipster
A really easy way to give your camera a unique new look is through a nice camera strap. This tutorial will teach you how to make your camera truly your own. You probably already own all the necessary equipment, so there's no excuse not to give it a go!11 41 Share Tweet
How to Modify 120 Film for a 620 Film Camerawritten by ava_maria on 2012-05-21 in #gear #tipster
Recently, my brother-in-law gave me an old camera – a lovely Kodak Six-20 Bull's Eye. It is, however, a camera that is built for 620 film. As much as I love obscure film, 620 film was discontinued nearly 20 years ago… so what's a camera lover to do?10 37 Share Tweet
Cloud 9 with the Pop9: Pop9 in Thirdswritten by rosebud82 on 2012-05-02 in #gear #tipster
The Pop9 is a great little camera, which produces 9 identical images on one 35mm frame. But if you want to give your self slightly different results, think about playing with the internal frames for the lenses Warning: this Tipster permanently modify your Pop 9!2 5 Share Tweet
Fixing Diana F+ Colorflash After Losing Gel Filter Holding Bubblewritten by wendyraeann on 2012-04-30 in #gear #tipster
Burst your bubble on the Diana F+ Color flash and now don't know how to get color gels to stick over the flash? Your days of color flash photography are not lost. Here's my aesthetically pleasing, functional, quick and cheap fix.6 Share Tweet
Cloud 9 with the Pop 9: Removing the Internal Framewritten by rosebud82 on 2012-04-27 in #gear #tipster
The Pop 9 is a great little camera, which produces 9 identical images on one 35mm frame, but if you want to give yourself slightly different results, think about removing the internal frames for the lenses, warning this tipster permanently modify your Pop9! Read on to find out more.2 14 Share Tweet
Quadruple Crazy: Make Your Actionsampler Fusedwritten by dreadlockboy on 2012-04-17 in #gear #tipster
It's always fun to use the Actionsampler and capture some sequential movement. But are you bored with the results of the Actionsampler? One thing I do with mine is remove the separation mask. Read on!22 44 Share Tweet
Tipster of the Weekwritten by jeanmendoza on 2012-04-14 in #gear #tipster
This cool Tipster shows us an alternative to shooting with the Pop9. This makes taking photos twice the fun! Find out what our Tipster of the Week is all about!1 3 Share Tweet
The Holga Mod: Modifying the Aperture Settingswritten by urban_spacegirl on 2012-04-03 in #gear #tipster
If you are a hardcore Holga fan or have already taken the time to look up some sites featuring Holga mods and hacks (or to take apart your camera for that matter), you will know that the Holga, despite sporting a switch for two different aperture settings for sunny and cloudy conditions, only features one aperture. This is due to the fact that switching from cloudy to sunny causes an arm to slide in front of the lens opening, the area of the hole on that arm (which is supposed to allow less light in) is larger than that of the aperture; i.e. the amount of light remains the same.3 13 Share Tweet
A Half-frame Modified Diana F+written by pandaisdead on 2012-02-23 in #gear #tipster
Let's double the fun by creating a half-frame mask for the Diana F+! Read on to find out how to do this.4 33 Share Tweet
How to Shoot Long Exposure LomoKino Movieswritten by tomas_bates on 2012-02-21 in #gear #tipster
Ever wondered if you can shoot long exposure movies with the LomoKino? Well, you can, and with this modification from Mandi at Lomography HQ, you can find out how!8 24 Share Tweet
How To Shoot Fisheye Movies With Your LomoKinowritten by tomas_bates on 2012-02-08 in #gear #tipster
This great modification turns your LomoKino into a fisheye snapper! Read on to find out how to do it in just two simple steps...1 12 Share Tweet
Removable Holga Lens for Close Focus and Pinhole Modeswritten by kellysamuelson on 2012-02-06 in #gear #tipster
This simple modification will remove the stop peg on your Holga lens allowing you to use close focus (turn the focus ring further than the one person photo), create a pinholga without breaking your camera or generally do anything you want a permanently removable lens for.2 9 Share Tweet


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Photography Credit: Valerya by Amber Gray for Brides December 2010 {via Fashion Gone Rogue}
2011 has started off GOOD! There are lots of exciting business developments on the horizon for the Rock n Roll Bride wedding blog and I've spent much of this week feasting on all this internet prettiness. Love. It.
I also wanted to let you know that for the second year running Rock n Roll Bride was included in the prestigious industry list, Bride Tide's Top 100 blogs. I am chuffed to bits to be included again!
OK, enough bragging – on with the show…
♥ Summer Days Shoot
♥ Gorgeous Garden Party Wedding
♥ Nicole Richie's wedding. Gorgeous.
♥ A perfectly styled winter engagement – how much do I love her dress, tights and shoe combo?!
♥ 80 edits of the same photo
♥ Make the ultimate DIY photo calender
♥ Over the top Hello Kitty theme
♥ Tattoo Artist & Mixed Martial Artist :: Karly & Steve Engagement Photos
♥ Beautiful film noir style fashion shoot
♥ Kelsey+Jake's wedding day sesh.
♥ Kelsey + Jake's incredible wedding (yes a different couple) leaves me speechless. Wow.


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Let's Take This Outside
First of all, the outpouring of kindness and support that you guys showed to our family yesterday is both humbling and amazing. Thanks for the helpful words of encouragement and for sharing your stories. But enough with the heavy stuff. How about something light and fluffy? Let's go on a looooong overdue photo tour of our yard (a la Katie B's), shall we?
You've gotten a few select glimpses of what we're working with in this post about our carport/driveaway, this post about our "alley", and this one about the magnolia out front. But there's plenty more to show (that's your warning that this post will be photo-heavy – so much so that it took me three weeks just to muster the energy to finally edit down the 100+ pics that I snapped a couple of weekends ago and write this beast of a post).
So let's start somewhere familiar – the front yard (as sort of pictured in our header).
It's smaller than our last house's front yard (i.e. the house is closer to the street) which I see as a good thing because there's less grass to mow. Sah-weet. Actually, there are enough bush-borders, areas of groundcover, and that big dirt circle under the magnolia that ensure there isn't too much grass at all. Of course we have some long term plans to transform our house's curb appeal and pretty much every square foot of yard that we have (just like we did slowly and steadily over 4+ years at our last house) but as for specifics, we're not quite there yet. But it should be fun to see where we end up in a few years.
Our general plans for the front are mainly to make it feel more open and inviting to the front porch. Like our last house, there are lots of borders of bushes (mostly boxwoods and azaleas) that act as a natural fence around the grassy area seen above. But in our opinion, it just means a lot of visual interruption – especially when it comes to feeling welcomed towards the front door. We've also always felt that short squat houses like ranches look best with some open area and lower and more varied plantings than walls of large shrubs (so there aren't a bunch of things in front of the house to dwarf it even more).
No one really uses our front door now (unless they're selling something). In fact even FedEx uses the side door in our carport to drop things off. We can't really blame 'em because the front pathway is so narrow that it doesn't really say "walk this way." I actually had to trim some bushes on move-in day just to fit furniture through (it didn't help that the bushes were also dusted with snow). Since the path is such a nice natural continuation to the sweet paver stones that they used to create the driveway, we'd love for it to at least look like it's usable someday – even if everyone still goes to the carport.
So we're thinking that trimming back / removing / transplanting some of these bushes above in favor of some lower profile landscaping will help open up the entrance on both sides of the path. Which will hopefully make it feel more inviting and show off our full-of-potential front porch (which we also have plans to pimp as we go).
But as much as bush-borders are a theme on our property, it doesn't compare to the sheer volume of liriope (aka "monkey grass") that you can find around here. Just check out the sloped area on this side of the front yard. Yup, it's above that stone wall and below it, about 10+ plants deep:
This particular sea of liriope is actually kinda welcome because it makes for a virtually self-sustaining spot of landscaping, though it would be nice to add a bit more color to it at some point. But we're not über-focused on that area because we're so distracted / confounded by the area next to it. Yes, this big wild spot of leaves and tall grasses next to that stone wall and brick path is still our property.
This is the area that separates our house from our neighbors to the left (as you face the house). And I must say that we really appreciate the breathing room. Which reminds me – I should point out that this lot is surprisingly similar in size to our last house (almost an acre), BUT this lot is kinda square whereas our last house was a long skinny rectangle – with about half of it being woods in the back.
(Imagine a nice little whole-yard sketch here- I'll have to whip one up in a future post).
The "pro" of our new squarer lot is that it puts more space between us and the next door neighbors (instead of just including a seemingly endless dense and thick woods in the back of the house). But the "con" is that instead of having a maintenance-free forest hidden in the back, we get "wild" spaces like this one shown above instead… which is visible from the street, btw. We're not 100% certain, but we'd love to naturalize this area even more so it looks lush and semi-foresty instead of oddly bare but not quite tended to (tall grasses and wildflowers come to mind along with more large trees and shrubs). No rush though, we'll figure it out someday…
And even though our lot is much less long and skinny than our last one, we still have plenty of raw un-landscaped area in the back. Actually, we have a ton of it. Sidenote: can you believe that's the back of our house? Thanks to the addition it's so different from the front (we think the peak is so charming) but someday we hope to bring some peaks into the front of the house and paint the hardboard siding (and possibly the brick) to make it feel more cohesive. But that might be five years down the line or even further. Gotta think long and hard about big changes like that to make sure we don't do anything hasty that we'll
regret hate with a passion down the line.
Apparently this expanse used to be more heavily wooded, but somewhere along the line it was cleared and now it just sits as a leaf depository. Total bummer because we loved the private wooded feeling beyond the grassy part of our first house's backyard.
The old John & Sherry would just thrown down some grass seed to make the entire area look more finished, but we've sort of outgrown our "let's grow grass everywhere" phase (thanks in part to reading the Organic Lawn Care Manual last year). So our current plan is to keep this portion of the backyard "wild" so it's one less area that we need to maintain/mow/water/weed/otherwise tend to. We plan to slowly plant fast growing evergreens that will create some nice privacy and bring back that wooded feeling that we love. Because there's already enough landscaped backyard to maintain for our tastes. Behold…
Overall, we think the backyard is super charming. Which is a bit surprising considering how much we didn't enjoy having pathways-lined-by-bushes everywhere in our last house's yard. I think the key difference is that these pathways are brick, not pea gravel (which was a weeding NIGHTMARE). Though they obviously could use a quick pass with the leaf blower. But see those round planting beds on either side of the path the branches from left to right in the photo above? Those are goners. Sherry thinks that planting grass there to create more of an unobstructed area for pooch running and kid playing (especially when the offspring is older and excited to play tag or have races or play running bases) it'll be nice to phase out a few of those small areas that break up that lush green grass. So we're thinking that the brick paths can stay but the round beds will go.
And even though the low-profile liriope border along the path is an improvement over the big obstructive boxwoods in our last backyard, we're not crazy about it – especially the fact that it's 3 or 4 plants deep in many places. It just makes the paths feel narrower and more closed in. And since we've always preferred more organic transitions (vs. heavy distinct borders) we'll probably dig up a lot of the monkey grass eventually (or we'll post one of those you-dig-it-and-it's-yours ads on craigslist) and just grow grass right up the edges of the brick paths for a more flush and clean look.
Liriope isn't the only border going on back here, though. We've got more stone borders than you can shake a stick at (which would probably break your stick, btw).
Sherry's not a fan of them visually (too interruptive for her tastes) and I'm not a fan of having to break out the weed-whacker to trim the grass against them. I could learn to live with them in some places (like where they make a distinct break between the grassy yard and the wild leafy abyss behind). But other places – like this little tree in the middle of the grass – are a bit too disruptive (Sherry wants to transplant that guy into the woodsy back part of the yard anyway to de-clutter the grassy area a bit more anyway).
One thing is for sure- all of those stone borders are a pain in my arse when I'm mowing.
(Yes, I'm using my gas-powered mower and not my push mower for the back, since it only really works well on long, straight yards – which the back sadly isn't).
Now that we've covered the front, side, and back yards – let's move around the house to one last spot that we recently mentioned in this post (you can see how much older the pics are in this post by clicking over to that one for more lush leaves and stuff). It sits behind our carport, just off our sunroom and gets called everything from "Liriope Heaven" to "Burger's Bathroom." Here's the view of it from the carport:
For Burger, it's perfect. It's fenced on all sides, completely visible from the house and has plenty of curious spots to sniff / mark… and even a little zen lawn ornament.
As we've mentioned a few times, we'd love to continue our liriope-removal party over here (can you tell I'm trying to psyche myself up by calling it a "party?" – maybe putting it all up on craigslist is the way to go) and then we'll be DIYing a stone patio (all by ourselves if all goes well) so we've got more usable outdoor living space. I'm sure Burger would argue that he's getting plenty of use out of it now, but he got out-voted at the family meeting. Poor guy. But he loved lounging on our back patio at the old house so methinks he'll be down with the plan in the end.
Right now our only outdoor entertaining space is this patio off of the sunroom and living room that isn't even big enough for our grill (fyi, that patio furniture was left by the previous owners and yes, Sherry's broken ceramic dog still sits sadly by the door).
The sunroom used to be some sort of outdoor space before it was enclosed, actually. You can even still see the original brick staircase that used to lead up to it. Funny, right? Well, funny to you and me – so annoying to the wife. She just doesn't understand how someone completely enclosed the sunroom and heated and cooled it and added a million outlets and a fan but didn't take the time to remove those odd stairs. I suggested putting some potted plants on them but she thinks it'll be too busy and cluttered looking so we'll have to come up with some other plan. Someday.
All-in-all, we're smitten with the outdoor spaces that we got with this house. None of them are perfectly "us" yet, but that's probably why we're so excited about them – there's so much possibility and potential. Even if some of it is buried more deeply (under rows and rows of liriope for example).
We're falling in love with our surroundings more everyday as things start to bloom and green up. Like our new Most Favorite Tree In The Universe – this maple that's grafted so it has two different colored leaves. Yeah, that's one tree. Nature rocks my socks.
Maybe we love it so much because it provides this awesome shot of color through the window of our guest room (which we catch a glimpse of every time we walk down the hall away from Clara's room). This picture does not do it justice.
It's actually a bummer I didn't wait longer to take these pictures (three weeks from camera to post is inexcusable) because just yesterday our azaleas started to get some color on them. So rather than delay this post any longer by retaking and resizing all of these images (which might be another three inexcusable weeks), Sherry snapped a few flower shots for me to throw in here at the end. Ooooh…. ahhhh…..
Phew! Now that you've seen all of these "before" pictures of the yard – and now that the weather is starting to be consistently nice – we can start tackling some of those outdoor projects. Well, as soon as Sherry's allergies calm down a bit (our car was so green with pollen last week that it looked painted). But she's working that Netti Pot like a fiend. You're welcome for that visual.
Update: Apparently this post was confusing (even to Sherry) so this updated post (complete with a sketch and a video) should help.
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That patio is going to be beautiful when it's done. I can just picture all of the landscaping around the stone, etc. I look forward to seeing how it turns out. :)
P.S. I completely agree about letting some lawn go wild. I'd also take those stones (literally, if I didn't live in the tundra compared to you) but also over what we had in our yard when we moved in…an above ground pool, the previous owners sunk 3 feet into the ground….and it was collapsed when we moved in.
And yes, I accidentally did roll my car down the hill and into the hole once. My neighbors took a picture of it and put it in their annual calender they make people for Christmas. I need to post a picture of that sometime hah.
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At least you have a great starting point. Very few homes in Montana have such extensive landscaping. Your patio will be great, too! Happy landscaping.
Your house is beautiful! I live in Nevada…and although a quite a few things grow here, it doesn't ever look as luscious! I can't wait to see all that you do!
Maybe those odd steps can be painted white so they blend in better with the house? Weird that they were left behind…
Also, the flowers are beautiful and whenever I see a dogwood tree blooming, I know it's almost Summer (My favorite posts are the ones when you guys add a ton of images)!
I seriously wish I were your neighbor! My husband wants to kill me for trying to go so green bc of you guys!! You have a huge yard, and so many options! Cant wait to see the finished project!!
I love the picture Sherry pinned on Pinterest with the peaks you'd like to someday add to the house! Such a great idea!
Do you guys have any sort of organic weed killing tricks? We just ordered some organic weed killer online for part of our lawn that is viciously weedy, but I know there are household remedies around as well. Unless the good old pull 'em out method is your trick :)
Some weeds respond to a vinegar solution.
Pulling them out is our current method and the solution we just bought was a mixture of vinegar and something else, which is why I asked. But this year we seem to be getting a lot of weedy things mixed in with our grass which is becoming a lot to um, weed through ;)
We have a half acre and many of our neighbors have professional help, so we're trying to avoid having our grass stick out like a sore thumb. But with all of the animals roaming around, I want to keep it natural. Even though I know most of my neighbors don't, it doesn't make it right!
Fiskars the scissor company they do gardening equipment and on tv over here in the UK they have this new weed tool, it stabs into the ground and pulls the weed out! It looks very cool! And saves the bad back! Woo
Have you heard of Grandpa's Weeder? We were busy weeding our yard early this spring, and our retiree neighbor came out and offered this AMAZING tool that makes pulling weeds almost fun. (I said almost). You jab the pointed ends right next to the weed into the ground, and then push a 'pedal' type thing on the side, and pull the weed out! Seriously, so much better than the whole bending/squatting/yanking/pulling routine!! We haven't purchased our own yet, because honestly, we used his so much and pulled out pretty much everything in 1 afternoon.. but I did find it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Oswego-GW-1-Grandpas-Weeder/dp/B001D1FFZA
Have you tried drinking Aloe Vera for the allergies? Happy landscaping!
Honey works wonders too if you're looking for a natural solution to seasonal outdoor allergies (it won't help for indoor allergens such as mold, dust, mildew etc). Just make sure that it's *local* honey from your farmer's market or a nearby beekeeper. A teaspoon or so a day should do the trick!
I think those fake steps leading up to the sunroom window are cute – perfect for clara climbing casual seating and a cute area for potted plants.
I don't know what program you are using to prep your images for your posts, but if you are looking for something to streamline the "pruning", batch editing (say for white balance if you are shooting RAW especially), resizing, tagging, sorting, rating, etc I would HIGHLY recommend looking into Adobe's Lightroom. It's $300, which isn't cheap, but not bad compared to photoshop. It is so much faster. It's reall like a combination of Bridge and Camera Raw if you have used those with your version of Photoshop.
You can even do things like great "collections", for example you could have a "to blog" one and a "blogged" one to track which images you have already blogged. You could tag images with the name, date or a number for each blog post.
Like most (if not all?) adobe products you can download a free 30 day trail from their website.
I can't wait to see what you do with the yard. Ours really needs some work too.
So jealous of your property! Can't wait to see the patio finished.
Great yard!!! Any plans for a veggie garden? You have a ton of space for it and I can just imagine all the things you could do with homegrown organic food
Woop Woop for seasonal allergies and Neti Pot!! You're sing'n my song Sherry!
Your yard looks like mine! We have over twenty azaleas, twelve dogwoods, and all kinds of other (as yet unidentified) growth on our third of an acre. I LOVE it! We've transplanted some and craigslisted others (free labor!) but are trying to work with what we have. The husband is under strict orders to NOT buy any plants for a few years. The only two projects we have on the agenda for this summer is a retaining wall for a weird spot at the sidewalk in front and a large patio for out back. Looking forward to your patio posts!
(And I have been absolutely amazed by the outpouring of support y'all received yesterday. This has become such a great community).
Wow – what a nice property! Someone did a lot of work with pavers and bricks back in the day! And liriope – does that stuff have little purple flowers or is that something else that I've seen in a lot of landscapes?
You go with the gas mower, no one better say a word or I'll put them on a reel mower I used to use!
I think those stairs are nice, my Mom had stairs extra wide on the one side of the deck she had built at our old house, just for that reason – People used it for seating if others were down in the yard, but mainly for potted plants and the like, everyone loved it. I think the railing opening was wide, but not as wide as the steps for sure. But, I can see why it bugs Sherry, if the new steps were brick too and they connected, it would probably make her happier:)
That tree might be 2 trees growing together, we have a few on the farm where my family lives like that a cherry tree and a small part is weeping and the rest isn't and a new tulip magnolia with a maple in it lol.
Love the yard, it is a diamond in the rough right now, that is for sure. Quick question though, is the patio that you are hoping to have finished by Clara's 1st birthday party the same one that is currently "Burger's Bathroom"?
can't wait to see what you guys dream up for all that glorious space!! (living in the city i have a one foot by sixteen foot cement 'balcony')
a thought i had about the poor puppy but never got to post: what about looking into having him professionally repaired. there are plenty of people who repair other ceramic items (dishes, vases, etc.), why not a dog? :)
It's so large and beautiful! I definitely see the potential.
When I saw the pictures in the Easter post, I thought the liriope was pretty extensive…now I see just how much fun you'll be having at your digging party. :) We dug up a ton of liriope to make room for a veggie garden and a patio…my advice to you is to invest in a couple of high quality shovels. I'm sure the end results will be worth it. I will be especially excited to see how you transform the closer part of the backyard into a more grassy expanse and create the more wild and free parts of your yard.
It's crazy how much the front and back of you house differ. In fact, I think I had the back's "look" in my mind, because I didn't even realize that you had ever changed your header with your new (old) house.
BTW, I think I want to be a gardener or a landscape architect in my next life. I'm never happier, than in the garden… You can have SO much fun with all of those spaces!
Totally agree about the backyard. Actually, I was thinking "they should take out even more of the brick paths", but then I thought what fun Clara will have in a couple of years making games of going down those paths.
I thought the same thing! We had some random paths in our last backyard (in Richmond, ironically) and weren't quite sure how to remove them. Before we did anything, I recalled how I loved to explore little paths as a child, so I convinced my husband to leave them for a while. Our daughter loved exploring on them!
random rug question: is your green rug in your living room shedding at all? am thinking about purchasing a similar rug and don't want fuzz all over the house/clothes/ect.
Love it! Your land has so much character (some good and some bad, hah). I was just reading an article about wildlife gardens – which would be perfect for the random dead-leaf area to the left! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildlife_garden
Love the photo of the bleeding heart. I should go see if mine are in bloom. :)
I love you guys yard. I can't wait to see what you do with it. I really want to see what type of materials you would use in place of the stones to edge your flower beds. That is what me and the hubs are currently trying to figure out in our yard.
So, I was thinking about your odd stair placement (to the now enclosed sun room). Could you possible remove the left railing and build a small wooden deck over the brick stairs? So the wooden decks would be the same height, and it would all be one plane and it could be a little potting area, or a place to store plants or hoses or something? I think by removing the railing, it would feel more seamless with the deck… Just a thought.
I love seeing the outdoor spaces! What is your mix of sunny and shady spaces? We've got lots of shady beds, so I am getting to know shade plants rather well after spending a full year tearing stuff out.
And good luck eradicating the liriope. I think the yard of every old house has one scourge: ours is ivy growing everywhere. It is charming and fits with the Jeffersonian obsession of Charlottesville where we live, but it's not so charming when it is crawling up the sides of the house, up the tree trunks, across the driveway, over our street number sign . . .
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