Yard Clean Up - Home

Riley got outside yesterday and did a lot of yard clean up.  My right shoulder has been giving me aches and pains, so I truly appreciate his starting to get control.  He filled up 6 30 gallon bags of weeds, tree needles, and more.  You would think we had a farm and not a small lot.  He has it where I can see where to jump in and do more.  Tomorrow the weather is suppose to be nice.  So was today but it was cool and windy instead.  Here's hoping.

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