16th June 2019
We got up early to get the chairs ready for collection before receiving a text to say they would be picked up in the evening.
We had other things to collect from the Hudsonville area. I call these ” Kelli’s gold”, because most of them I wouldn’t give room in the rubbish bin, but mostly they turn out amazing.
Driving around gives me the opportunity to see places where other people live. Some are palatial, some are seedy, but the one thing in common is, they provide us with the raw materials to create our pieces.
We picked up a small dresser covered in thick paint, this will soon be able to breath and look great.
Today is Father’s Day, and Greer gave me a card. This does mean a lot to me as I have always thought of her as the daughter I never had. I have watched her grow up, and have worked with Kelli to give her some stability, our new home is just that.
The chairs were collected, and we gave them the broken ones, the ultimate recycling.
Another Lifetime to go 