Inside the Asylum
Most people, looking at Jane, would see a derelict farmhouse ready for the wrecking ball. Me, I see a diamond in the rough. Caked in mud dauber nests. Buried in blankets of dust. And some vermin waste. Loose boards. Spiders. Broken windowpanes. Covered with a layer of asphalt shingle siding. A full mile and a half from a bathroom. WHAT WAS I THINKING WHEN I AGREED TO THIS????? You see, I’m a city girl, always have been, always will be. I’m going to need a little good help. After the GWH and I agreed on the approach, I convinced him we needed some recruits. So meet the team:
First there is the Great White Hunter, my loving husband, our project manager.
Now, my beautiful daughter, who we’ll call Princess Jasmine.
Next, a hunter who also knows his way around a power tool, the Boyfriend, who we’ll refer to as “the Cherokee Kid”
Mamaw, GWH’s mom, my mother-in-law, Princess Jasmine’s grandmother and our hostess the weekends we come up to work.
Our two furry helpers:
and…
And finally, the star of my blog: Jane Doe!








