Demand

With the business pushing through the winter, and the Schedule keeping me busy every single day, I find wanting more time to spend with my family. I have been working on the Current client schedule, my inventions, and always spending a lot of time and twice as much mental energy on chasing what I feel is a game changer. I'll sit up all night drawing on an illustrator program inventions and the adrenaline of its possibilities keeps me awake. When there is to much on my plate , (which I have put there!) I start to become unable to process the little important things like what my wife is thinking. What games my kids want to play, when I am so busy working on trying to make a big lump sum to help us all. I actually lose track of what the true essentials of each and every day holds for me. I am a dreamer !!( why not) And if there is anyone who works as many hours as I do,  I'm sure you will not fail. You will always get up and always prove your good at whatever you do. So I understand it is difficult to slow down to shut off your internal drivers but you must teach yourself to shut down the train in your mind before the collision.. Stop every now and again and be OK with where you are what you have and breath. Everything other than my daily work is all on hold this week I'm just coming home from work and enjoying my family. Well also coaching junior minors baseball twice a week can't not help the kids. This season  Dominic is on the Reds and Daniel is on the Tee Ball Mariners.
 Mason just runs around with his mitt on. Good times.
 

Cabinet Video for my peeps

http://animoto.com/play/9g62JdhlLirNY1WubEZaWw

Finishing the tasks in order.

Every door that runs through the shop is hand sanded, hand finished, hand rubbed and glazed until finished. When these jobs demand a quality finish there is no room for error. No room for rushing. Just a methodical order, a system if you will. This job has 105 doors that all must match and when complete the client will know that the contractor they hired gave them every pennies worth. 

Enjoying my work.!!

Now that the holidays are over the work has begun. We are currently staining a large maple cabinet project. (NOT THE PICTURE ABOVE) This project was attempted by a local contractor and he had failed miserably. His attempt at shading the existing frames and doors turned into a nightmare for my new clients. They had to purchase new doors and drawer fronts. We have our work cut out for us but so far the doors are looking amazing. I really enjoy this work so much. I am so thankful to all my clients for giving me all of these amazing projects that are all challenging but so fun!!! And thank god for helping me guiding me to this trade and craft giving me the artistic ability to be creative.