can’t tell you what a relief it is to have the metal on the first side! Jerry Imdieke and his son Jacob came by on Monday to put it on. That morning we scrabbled to finish replacing the eave trim, rip some 2×6’s, and repaint the cupola, before they put on the metal. Incredibly, what took us a week and a half to tear off and get ready, took them only 7 hours to put on. Now I only have a narrow gap along the ridge line to worry about the rain coming in, and my nights have been less sleepless. Jerry and his son where a joy to work with, as they are salt-of-the-earth people. Thank you Jerry and Jacob!
The Intention of this Blog
is to share my adventure of repurposing my family farm into art space and re-rooting myself in an 'old fashioned' way of life with my folks, the original Do-It-Yourselfers. It is a platform for me to share with others the things that I learn as I apprentice myself to my parents and grandparents.
"You cannot express, whatever your walk in life, unless you have a system of expression; and you cannot have a system of expression unless you have a prior system of cognate thinking and feeling; and you cannot have a system of thinking and feeling unless you have had a basic system of living." -Louis Sullivan "The Kindergarten Chats: The Art of Expression: 1"
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