Remember Crazy Horse?
Well, this AIN'T him - - -
It's his twin brother "Crazy House." "He" lives just a few blocks from me. I can't "capture" all that is crazy house with my camera. (I tried - - - but I felt a tad conspicuous standing out in front gawking, and there was nothing subtle about my BRIGHT RED DURANGO either.)
Words fail me.
Gates to nowhere. Black visqueen paths. Vegetables growing in happy abandon amongst the grass. "New" things appearing almost daily. All this and - - -
Chickens and goats besides.
It's somebody's paradise.Just not mine.
posted by Keetha Broyles | 7:14 PM
15 Comments:
oh, my best friends live there. It's in Vicksburg, right? Just kidding. I love places like this. More more more more
chickens and goats, oh my!
I agree your crazy house and my friend MS-Keetha's crazy house are not in the same ballpark
How Funny!! We pass this house EVERY Wednesday night in the church van. Jessica says when she grows up that's what she wants her yard to look like. Random plants growing everywhere and gates that lead nowhere. We have this conversation all the time!! ~Jaye :)
Oh my! Makes me not miss good ole marion so much!
Rest assured, y'all, this is the ONLY crazy house quite like this I've EVER seen - - - - not "typical" of here or anywhere else for that matter.
Jaye, how interesting that you know where "my" crazy house is. It is our family entertainment too - - - - watching for what they will do NEXT.
Oh MY. Now that is crazy. Hmm. Not my idea of paradise either, bless their hearts.
That gave me a good laugh! I needed it. Trading spaces anyone?
They're lurking everywhere - I've seen them in Michigan and in good ole' Santa Ana, CA. A family property fallen into disrepair - the stories they could tell!
Oh Char - - - do NOT be deceived. This is NOT a home fallen into disrepair. This is someone's paradise - - - they are out there in that yard working on it nearly EVERY day in the warm weather. This is how they are MAKING it on PURPOSE.
Hey, don't forget that not everyone has the same taste. I live in a small subdivision and my neighbors didn't like my PYGMY goats, which are smaller than my dogs and ended up costing me nearly $1000 in fees to try and get a variance. The stupid neighbors won and now my kids miss their little goats.
I realize this, Don - - - that is why I said it was their paradise.
Our neighbors feel this way about our house, I'm sure. ha
Awww Don what a sad story!! =(
Keri Rahcelle Broyles Baker - - - your house DOES NOT look a single THING like this one.
I know it doesn't but our neighbors are obsessed with their yards and most have already mowed twice this spring. We haven't mowed once yet. Last fall one of them even kept mowing OUR yard! So to them our yard probably looks like this!
Ah, I see.
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