We hereby pledge:
- To spend intimate, quantity time with our family.
- To actively help the poor, the sick, the lonely, and the helpless.
- To value, protect, and advocate for children.
- To de-emphasize the importance of “stuff” in our lives.
- To bring publicity to good causes and good people.
- To live with intentionality, as if this year was our very last.
- To observe the needs in our country/community – and then do something about them.
- To give – every day.
They are lucky to have you there to help. I remember when you helped us with our backyard. Matt, my Dad and I still talk about how we have never seen someone work so hard! Yeah, I don't know why anyone would think that cottage cheese would look nice on a ceiling. We had it in our house when I was a kid, and I thought that it was fun to throw things up on the ceiling to make the popcorn fall off.................I must have missed the memo regarding asbestos.
We will have to live in the same neighborhood again so I can come over and help with another backyard. Not to mention, dirt bike with Matt!
My husband just helped our friends sheetrock their daughter's entire bedroom. They needed an extra pair of hands to do the ceiling and my husband learned a new skill!
Very cool! Helping friends and neighbors is so great!
Thank You so much for all of your wonderful help yesterday Tim. Without your help I know Troy would have just kept pushing the project off. And what a project it was!! Troy kept saying to me last night that he cant believe you guys managed to get it all done so quickly. I really think he enjoyed having another young and energetic person help him out. The clean-up has been a challenge, especially at 2am this moring and still going today, but again, it would still be stuck to our celing without your help.
A HUGE, HUGE THANK YOU
If we could stay longer I would come back in there for more fun. Not everyone gets to scrape popcorn ceilings. I enjoyed helping.
We will have to come back and visit once everything is finished.
I despise popcorn ceilings :) So glad our current home doesn't have them - removing it sounds messy!