Wanna See My House?

[Gidget]

Well, I named our house and made a sign today.

It represents the HEART of course that went into designing and working on a lot of it ourselves and of course the SOL is to give recognition to our solar panel system

 

[heartbren]

Sign

Oh Gidget, I love the sign!!!! Hearts are a fetish of mine. The name of my business is Heart Pet Sitting and it is because I love hearts as well as animals. I'll know who lives there if I see the sign. What a nice job!!! Mine is just a rental but it has no name and I want to name it but have not figured out what yet. I am glad you are enjoying your new home. I hope we get to meet, Brenda

Well, I named our house and made a sign today.

It represents the HEART of course that went into designing and working on a lot of it ourselves and of course the SOL is to give recognition to our solar panel system

 

[Gidget]

I walk or run or bike past your place daily!! I never see you but I see your car!

Waving hi!
G

PS Glad you like the sign.

 

[Gidget]

Here's a pic of the solar - it has been doing great!!

And we finally have a tree lol! A loquat tree. We also have a fig I love edible landscaping!

 

[Bob]

gidget, what an accomplishment for you! the solar panels look good.

 

[Gidget]

Thank you Bob!! I love to hear them "kick in" in the mornings!

 

[jensieblue]

what a great house...do you think a citrus tree would be a good choice for your yard? The edible landscape is great...Had a friend who had grapefruit, lemon and an orange trees in his yard. It was a fabulous setting for breakfasts....

 

[Matt J]

Thank you Bob!! I love to hear them "kick in" in the mornings!

They make noise? Can you explain more?

 

[Poodleone]

Can't wait to show your pics to my DH. He would SO love to have solar and/or windmill.

 

[beachmouse]

Citrus takes a little bit of work down here because of the winter cold snaps, and you need to check if a given species can self-pollinate or requires cross polination like some tangerines do.

But if you're willing to deal with the quirks, you won't find a better tasting satsuma than the one you can pick from your own yard, IMO.