It happened again, and then again!

Last night we had a crazy wind storm. It kept me up and I couldn't fall asleep for most of the night. I don't know if it was the rickety screen on our window, or the sound of the metal on the shed, or the thoughts of whether or not Ethan's outside toys were going to be all over the backyard, or even still in the backyard, when we woke up. I think I fell asleep for about an hour around midnight. About 2:30, I hear a huge gust of wind and then a crash! I jumped up and looked out the window and there, right outside my window, upside-down was our shed. Yup, the stupid piece of crap blew over again. I really don't know why we still have it. We don't use it! Mike likes to keep it on the one side of our house to keep Ethan in the backyard (there isn't a fence on that side of the house). However, in my opinion, Ethan is getting old enough that we don't have to worry too much about him escaping, and I'm always out there with him. We eventually will put a fence there and if we ever get our tax rebate money, I'll suggest using it for a fence.

Back to my story...after about 20 minutes of the wind still blowing and the metal of the crappy shed blowing in the wind and keeping us up, Mike got up, put on his trusty flip flops and a sweatshirt and went outside to brave the wind and put the shed right side up, again. There are no doors on the shed, stupid doors broke off long before we moved in. So, Mike put the big, open door up against the house to keep the wind out. Well, that lasted about 20 minutes, maybe, then the shed blew over, AGAIN! ARRRGGG! Luckily it just blew on it's side so the flappy metal didn't flap so much in the wind. Here's a picture to illustrate what I mean and what I found this morning when I got up.
Even those dumb bikes aren't ours. They are broken! If anyone wants to have them and fix them, let me know within the week, I will throw them away after that! Just a word to those who are selling, about to sell, or will ever sell a house, for the sake of the buyers, please take all your broken crap with you! We have found so much here after the people moved out, it's irritating! Just remember the golden rule of moving--leave your house the way you would like to find your new house.