This past week has been busy to say the least. I've been painting our interiors doors and adding new hardware. I love painting but not doors. I'm trying to make a dent in our "to do" list without bothering my husband. This time of year is extremely busy for him. He's planting cotton {my favorite crop} and it requires the majority of his time so I figured I'd learn how to do some stuff that I usually rely on him to do.
Speaking of cotton. Ours is looking great. Keeping our fingers crossed it stays that way. Farming is a faith based business. It doesn't matter how good or attentive you are if you don't get any rain or too much rain your crops are doomed. I always fall back on the promise God made us to help get us through.
Then I will give you rain in due season, and the land shall yield her increase, and the trees of the field shall yield their fruit. Leviticus 26:4
We are growing a little corn for our cows and some soybeans this year. When I say we I really me Ashley {my husband}. He is an amazing farmer. I cannot wait to have another child with him and secretly praying it's a boy so he can take over the farm one day. Although I'd settle for a little girl too because there's not doubt she'll be a tomboy.
I'm off to work on door #2. Only 11 more to go. They really look good and I'm very happy with the hardware we chose. It's simple but I love the color. It's a black matte although it looks like ORB. Either way I love it and it makes such a statement on the old boring 6 panel door.
I love it, too! Keep up the hard work (both of you!) =)
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