Sometimes an improvement starts with a mess. Resisting change is resisting even the possibility of an upgrade.
Demolition
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Sometimes an improvement starts with a mess. Resisting change is resisting even the possibility of an upgrade.
Missionary Sojourn 
Hmmm. I see corrugated metal, probably from a roof, possibly siding. Some drawers, and what looks like it could be kitchen cabinet drawers. But it’s outside, and I see equipment behind the stack. So maybe a shed? I’d be interested in the “before” picture.
And I heard a preacher say that sometimes you have to preach the church empty before you can preach it full (to bring it all back to God). You got Part 1 done 🙂
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The building was an old corn crib that had been sheeted with corrugated metal. The structure was failing and the roof was leaking on my table saw, if I left it in the wrong place.
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And now that space is “without form, and void”. You get to engage in the act of creation.
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This is true, but sometimes a mess is just a mess.😂
❤️&🙏, c.a.
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We have all made those, haven’t we?
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WOW, that is a mess 😄🙌
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