Wet and Wild Weather

Well the weather in Oklahoma is true to the old saying "If you don't like it wait a while it will change" We have had sunny and warm, stormy and tornado and even hot. 

We are gearing up for combining season and that means lots of work. On a good year harvest last a week and everything is out without many repairs. On a bad year it rains in the middle and we wait for days or a week to get back in and hope the seed has not sprouted in the wheat head (then we can not sell it). Above is the 55 John Deere combine that my husband's grandfather custom cut with. We have used it for the last few years to cut wheat. We have been oiling barrings and other fine tuning for the wheat harvest.

With all this going on and helping with Jr. Camp for falls creek, my paint brushes have gotten a little dusty this week. Today I have already set out a few boards to get back in the saddle again. Will show the painting process and harvest soon.

Don't forget, Finishing a Day is on eBay. 

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Do you give the horse its strength
    or clothe its neck with a flowing mane? Job 39:19