Business growth can be painful in the most unexpected ways. It started with something ridiculous. An ingrown toenail. Annoyingly painful but objectively minor, I had put it off long enough, and it had simply become too much to bear. I finally went to the doctor I had trusted my entire[Read More…]
Stephanie Felker
Belief Can Blow Back the Curtain
I wasn’t the student who the teachers bragged about. No honor roll. No academic trophies. And algebra? I took it so many times I should’ve earned loyalty points. And as the meme says, there’s no reason to bring that up. I’ve moved on. (Or at least I pretend I have.)[Read More…]
Joy in the Sawdust
Finding Presence in the Ordinary Oh, the smell of sawdust—one I can only describe as both warm and smoky-sweet. It’s amazing how a scent can transport you to a completely different place in time. For me, it takes me back to my grandfather’s woodworking shop, where concrete floors were covered[Read More…]
Who Am I?
Get to know our new Shed Wife columnist while reflecting on your beginnings. I don’t know the first thing about sheds, but I do know, according to my husband, that T1-11 siding is not his preferred choice, 16-on-center is built more like a house, and JMAG is not a finance[Read More…]
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