Very interesting read! I commiserate with you both, having been through 2 major house remodels, the current one still in process. I send positivity, patience and peace of mind in abundance, as well as the thought that perhaps the timing of all this is perfect (!!!) for reasons as yet unknown. My memory of the great cattle drive of 1989 is witnessing a man have a heart attack, then taking turns doing CPR.... I guess that's as real as it gets. (He didn't survive). In our 31 years living in Montana, we always felt lucky to actually see real cowboys at work, a rare sight. Once, on a drive out in God's country, we crested a hill to witness a cowboy wielding a bull whip in the middle of the road. A bull was on the loose, and as we watched from the safety of our car, he and his compañeros successfully got the bull back under control....A slice of the "real" wild west! I commend you both for your courage, perseverance, vision, and I wish you great success! The new gallery probably won't be exactly as you planned, but very likely better! I wish you many happy surprises and brilliant insights in the coming weeks.
Very interesting read! I commiserate with you both, having been through 2 major house remodels, the current one still in process. I send positivity, patience and peace of mind in abundance, as well as the thought that perhaps the timing of all this is perfect (!!!) for reasons as yet unknown. My memory of the great cattle drive of 1989 is witnessing a man have a heart attack, then taking turns doing CPR.... I guess that's as real as it gets. (He didn't survive). In our 31 years living in Montana, we always felt lucky to actually see real cowboys at work, a rare sight. Once, on a drive out in God's country, we crested a hill to witness a cowboy wielding a bull whip in the middle of the road. A bull was on the loose, and as we watched from the safety of our car, he and his compañeros successfully got the bull back under control....A slice of the "real" wild west! I commend you both for your courage, perseverance, vision, and I wish you great success! The new gallery probably won't be exactly as you planned, but very likely better! I wish you many happy surprises and brilliant insights in the coming weeks.
Best of all good things,
Diane Harris