Maison des Poulets just doesn't look like it did yesterday. And in many ways it looks even better after we came to grips with our sodlessness.
The truth is, we really needed some 'Sodness' in our lives. If for no other reason than to perhaps serve to remind us that not everyone is lucky to even have Sod. We had it but Mother Nature took it from us. So Sod.
We were fraught with worry over what we should do. But in the end it became clear that we just had to take matters into our own hands. We did, and we feel really good about it. And we decided that Sodness can be a good thing when handled properly
So once again we're off to the Sodest place in Covington, knowing that we would end up being even more banged up and dented, and a lot Soder than yesterday.
Maybe these photos will show you what I mean. These were taken this morning as a new sun arose. You can actually see the sodness as it spreads to the right, affecting everything in its path.
Here too...
Yes, we need about 1,500 more pounds of Sodness before we can truly say we've got our sodlessnes under control and our feet firmly on the ground.
Next day, we added another 1,500 pounds of Sodness, plus two full wheelbarrows of beach stuff. Then we waited for the promised rain. It came and looks like our efforts to achieve Sodness Nirvana paid off. We feel the power of success.
More proof that Sodlessness can be overcome with a plan, some $$$ and a lot of effort.
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