Our weekend starts today, Friday, as NOMADS work only from Monday to Thursday. We are still at Decker UMC.
Leonard completed a lot of small tasks around the church but still has a bit of work to finish his main job, helping to install new gutters on the Parsonage.
I finally finished up my two main jobs. One was mowing 11 acres of grass, a lot of which looked like this.
Once I got through it all yesterday, it was time to start over.
Up the road and around the corner was a sign for the church. It was made with some type of signage cardboard. It was confusing, dull, old and falling apart.
I painted a new one on plywood using stencils I bought but drawing the Cross and Flame and some lettering freehand. Not a bad job, I say.
Time to head out to Walmart. Later today we are having dinner at our Granddaughter Tiffany's house north of Austin, about 50 miles from here.
Have a great weekend all.
Great job on the sign. Much easier to read! WOW...big mowing job. It looks very nice after the job was completed.
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a wonderful job!Enjoy your weekend. ~wheresweaver
Ahh, mowing..and sneezing. That would be me! Good job on the sign :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a great job on the sign.
ReplyDeleteYep, that's the thing about mowing, especially such a large property. When finish one loop, might as well just start all over again right then and there! Great job on the sign!
ReplyDeleteThat's a definite improvement in the sign!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE to mow - NOT. We are excited to meet you in Sedalia in September. Angela
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Church. Your sign is great nice job. And that sure was a lot of mowing you did.
ReplyDeleteI love to mow on a tractor - fun and not too physically demanding :) I especially like it when it makes such a difference! The sign is great, and if you spray it with polyurethane, especially the top, it will last a long long time :) Just a tip!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are getting time to spend with family!
nice sign.
ReplyDeletethink I'd rather put up guttering than cut all that grass!