This entry is primarily to prove to our friends to whom Rick has confessed his fear of heights (he says it's actually a fear of falling, but I maintain that you have to be high to fall) that he has not only faced his fear, but has beaten it into submission. (Okay, he was actually still scared, but he got up there anyway) I'm SO proud of him. The little neighbour girl came out to tell him to be careful up there...so cute. He did it last friday while I was at work, and when I came home I saw the lights from way down the hill - I actually cheered out loud while I was driving. It's not unusual for me to yell while driving; but it's not usually happy yelling :) 
4 comments:
Good work Rick. Usually I just get the kids to do the high up stuff.
I thought you left that kind of stuff for the son in law that's not afraid of heights. Looks good anyways!! By the way sounds like that trip to Vancouver was more of a 2nd honeymoon that Christmas shopping!! Shelley fr. Sask.
I actually think I have a fear of someone else falling. I watched the guys across the street today put an aluminum roof on their barn. It gave me a stomach ache and was relieved when it was done. Yay for the Vancouver get away. I just love being to make crumbs in bed and let someone else deal with it.
way to be a brave little soldier!
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