Our fence fell down.  Not a big surprise though, it was half falling over when we bought the house.  Not the whole fence fell down though.  Just about 4 sections of it.  So today we went to Menards to look at fixing stuff.  It’ll be a little spendy, but not too bad.

I’m pretty sure that the same party that left a few holes in the wall to be patched, light fixtures ripped out of the ceiling, and the pool all ripped up is what left the fence half falling apart.  That must have been one heck of a party.  Sometimes people need to learn to grow up.

But if you want to see the silver lining of it all, there is one thing: we found a lawn chair.  It was stuck up in the tree, probably about 8 feet off the ground.  I never saw it before, because it was facing the fence.  But with the fence down I could walk around and saw it.

We’ve been doing some projects on the house, getting some more stuff done.  It’s nice, I shall not lie.  It’s a work in progress though.

We found an application to the nearby gym that the previous owner left.  According to the application 6 people lived here.  If there truly was 6 people living here, how did mortgage payments not get made?  That’s what I’m wondering.  Assuming they had a decent interest rate (let’s say 6.5%) monthly payments would be about $1,740.  That’s less than $300 per month per person.  I don’t understand how you loose it.  Or maybe they should have gotten more for the appliance they took with them.

Oh well.  Our gain I guess.  Happy Saturday!