Pinetown's First Lady Living Life in Lassen County in the White House: Wood Stacking

A little background on why I named this blog what I did.

I should probably do a little explaining on my title of this blog. First my last name is White. Therefore I live in the "White House." Living in the "White House" makes me the 1st Lady. My physical address says I live in Westwood Ca. (not the one by Los Angeles) but a little mountain town in Northeastern Ca. However I really live in a section out of Westwood known as Pinetown. With all the joking going on between my friends, I inevitably became Pinetowns 1st Lady living in the "White House." With all that said, this is just going to be a more personal blog of my life here in Westwood/Pinetown. My family and friends being a big part of it.
Originally I really wanted to take a picture a day for one year and post it on this blog. Perhaps like a photo diary. My life though is quite quiet and perhaps is not photo worthy for a picture a day but I plan on trying. So why not hop in and take a ride with me through little mountain town U.S.A. You may just love it as much as I do!

Allison

In the scheme of things, I sort of thought that this load of wood would be off the truck and split when I got home from southern Ca.

I had already unloaded the first half of the truck before I left and offered to unload the rest but was told "No." Do I sound pissed? Yea perhaps a little bit, because today it is cold and it would have been done 2 or 3 weeks ago, and I really was not into it that much today. But the snow is suppose to fly, so what needs to be done, needs to be done!

But I can tell you what really can pissed me off. That's when I pull a stunt such as this one!!! This is what I did in a rush and a little on the aggravated side. I had "chucked" the wood as hard as I could to get it into the shed and then found myself barely able to get INTO the shed so that I could stack it or at least get it ready to split.

So much for being upset Huh? So much for my attitude!

So this is how I handled it. I think it will be easier to split this way now that it is in the shed!

And I just happened to like this picture for some reason. A super pitchy piece of wood on the left.

I still say it would have been better for all concerned if I could have simply "chucked" this wood 2 or 3 weeks ago when it was a whole lot warmer outside. LOL!!!
So much for thinkin' huh?
PEACE!!!
Allison