Two artists move from Vancouver, B.C., population: 2 million, to Dana, Saskatchewan, population: 30.
Can they survive rural life?
(amendment: two artists barely survive 4 months in Dana and buy a building in nearby Bruno, population: 500)
Saturday, October 20, 2007
The other night someone tried to break into the new a-frame shed that Tyler built us. There's paint missing where they tried to kick it in, the door jamb is a mess.
They actually didn't get all the way in, although they were really close. Seems like maybe something scared them off... there wasn't even that much to steal, just a couple tools. Tyler's still finishing the inside. So infuriating!
Love the shed, have no idea what someone might break in for. I'm paranoid about the garage at our farm getting broken into, but it looks so terrible, there doesn't look like there's any reason to break in.
We do live right in front of it and didn't hear a thing! Pretty ballsy on his/her/their part. To make matters worse the smae morning Tyler noticed the door he also noticed a large bloody plastic bag on our back lawn. Apparently it blew out of a nearby garbage bin and was from a moose that was delivered to the grocery store down the street. (!?) I thankfully never even saw it, sometimes sleeping in is a good idea.
5 comments:
oh that totally sucks! that is the most awesome shed ever and i really hope they didn't get all the way in or that anything went missing.
They actually didn't get all the way in, although they were really close. Seems like maybe something scared them off... there wasn't even that much to steal, just a couple tools. Tyler's still finishing the inside. So infuriating!
Love the shed, have no idea what someone might break in for. I'm paranoid about the garage at our farm getting broken into, but it looks so terrible, there doesn't look like there's any reason to break in.
Maybe the shed's too nice looking?
Don't you live right behind/in front of it?
We do live right in front of it and didn't hear a thing! Pretty ballsy on his/her/their part. To make matters worse the smae morning Tyler noticed the door he also noticed a large bloody plastic bag on our back lawn. Apparently it blew out of a nearby garbage bin and was from a moose that was delivered to the grocery store down the street. (!?) I thankfully never even saw it, sometimes sleeping in is a good idea.
That's very sad to hear, but I'm happy no one got hurt. Make sure that the front door is always locked. Thanks for sharing. God bless.
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