Grateful for my Handy Man
Posted by donielle on June 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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My husband is one of those guys that’s just plain handy to have around. He fixes what breaks, and builds what we need.
And two weeks ago I needed a fence.
See, I have this garden. And this year I’m really hoping to get a good harvest out of it!
But the deer? Well, they seem to have other plans. They ate all of my cucumbers, half my peppers and even started munching on my strawberries! And while I had some great comments on my other blog about it (human hair seems to keep them away) we figured it was time to “go big or go home”.
See what he built me?
My garden right now is about 24′ x24′ and is now guarded like fort knox! He spent his whole Saturday morning and early afternoon putting this up all by himself. And don’t worry – we know deer can jump. That’s why we haven’t yet cut down the posts yet. If they come back we’ll put a bit more fencing up.
And that’s what I’m so grateful for today – my awesome husband!
About donielle
Donielle is an amateur herbalist and natural momma to two littles (with another babe in heaven) after struggling with infertility. She has a passion for nourishing nutrition, natural living, and spreading the word on how food truly affects our health. Her blog Naturally Knocked Up focuses on fertility and reproductive health and her book on natural fertility will be available in June 2012. She also runs a local blog (Grand Rapids Natural Living) and is active the local community in order to provide the area with resources and information for natural families.