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There’s been a bunch of power trucks going vertical the road here, so Related to to have power back through this evening, ” he mentioned. He's still waiting for the lights to come on. “

 

Yes I've a son and two daughters that are in high school and they’ve been outside school. Down the road, the electrical power is back on at Christy Walsh's residence. Two oak trees in his front yard crashed down Thursday afternoon through the storm. She says their road was blocked in by some trees.

 

She said all of 12 Ton Log Splitter her food went bad and she had to throw it all away. Thankfully they didn't have too much damage. Down the road, crews quickly got another line launched and established.

 

“When they left home they failed to know when they would give back. Even right now we’re type of in limbo because we’re unsure if we’re going to Sarasota or if we’re going house after this, ” Lady stated.Always wear eye protection and ear protection when browsing with heavy-duty equipment.

 

And they’re starting to buy a little cabin fever, ” your lady said. “The last ones are always some of the smaller ones and some on the more difficult areas to buy, ” Trevor Lady said..

I have been away so much this summer, reading a ton but just now catching up on some reviews…

 

Even though the front yard usually provides a first impression, in this case it was the Backyard that got things started for me. Despite the fact that I am pretty much a black thumb when it comes to growing things, I get a certain vicarious thrill reading about people who do it so well. I am, in fact, a great appreciator of other people’s efforts, evident in my fond memories of my father’s gardens and my current participation in a CSA. That should count for something, right? I lead with this because I feel I have to explain my interest in these books despite my obvious lack of gardening skills.

 

I do have something in common with George and Nan Fremont — I appreciate a nice glass of wine at the end of the day — though perhaps not as many or as often as them. (Not really sure how they get up the next day, and the next day after that.) In any case, I took another trip to Livia, to revisit the quirky and competitive gardeners that seem to be drawn to this small town. I appreciated that there was no over-the-top contest to drive the plot this time around, and the story was a little more even-keeled without the manic energy the contest seemed to inspire. There are plenty of over-the-top characters, though; some worked for me, but others seemed to go beyond farce and felt a little flat. On the other hand, some of the returning characters seemed more developed, especially the Fremonts’ daughter, Mary, who got a bit more of a storyline compared with the previous novel.

 

All in all, this was a light, entertaining book. Perfect for a breezy summer afternoon in a hammock, a glass of wine in hand, and a lush garden in full bloom somewhere on the horizon.

4 stars  #FrontYard  @KensingtonBooks   Norman Draper

OMG this is the goofiest book I have ever read. Nan and George Fremont have the best lawn in the whole town of Livia. They have a sign that says so. They also have an enemy who thinks that sign should be in her yard. The measures that she will go to to get that sign are fricking hilarious and ridiculous. They also have a woman who used to own their property. She now works for the historical society and swears there is buried treasure on the Fremont's land. She will do anything to get to that buried treasure. She has two men who she calls on to help in her hellbent actions to get to that treasure. They are total idiots.

I chuckled a lot during this book and there were a few laugh out loud moments. I have never seen so many idiotic tactics in my life. I mean the ruses were so blatant. Luckily Nan and George saw through most of them, even if it was already past happy hour.

I really enjoyed this book. It was like nothing I have read before. It definitely kept me interested and laughing. I think in order to live in Livia, you have to be mental or just plain quirky. I did not come across a normal character throughout the whole book. I do have say the fight scene with the flowers was way too cheesy, but other than that, I enjoyed the book and would highly recommend it.

Thanks Kensington Books and Net Galley for providing me with a free e-galley in exchange for an honest review. I found it highly entertaining, enjoyable and very comical.

An endearing tale.

In 1884 Mark Twain penned just about the greatest novel in American history from the mind-set of an illiterate 13-year-old boy, and while he was at it managed to write all 43 chapters entirely in rural colloquialism. This was no mean feat, yet Huck Finn reads as though Twain wrote it in a couple of spare weekends.

Well not since then have I come across a story that sounds in our ears with the colloquial voice of unembellished truth as does `The Tree in the Front Yard.'

Sissy views the grown-up world around her - including the `floozie' Janice next door - from a child's perspective, yet somehow manages to look down on all of them from the safety of her tree in the front yard. She then has the audacity to light a fire under her mother's backside and sit there and watch the proceedings.

A lovely story. I wanted more