Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Jack of all trades. Master of none

"Jack of all trades, master of none"... this phrase describes a person whom has many talents, yet does none exceptionally well. I feel this is a common saying that is used to describe many men that have a general knowledge of their "trades", handymen. My boyfriend is handyman and I would have to agree he has a general understanding of most "trades", master... not so much.

Well I believe I am also a "Jack of all trades"... learning to be the master of many.. It is not just for the men. My trades are not electrical, plumbing, mechanical, etc...  my :"trades" are much more fun:

Image result for wine clip artGardening 
Baking
Pottery
Building
Wine Making
Cooking
General crafting.. That totally counts right?!
Is entrepreneurship a trade? if not it should be!

I will admit, I am at the beginning stages of all of the above, possibly not even at the jack of all trades level. I should  really consider myself a dabbler of all trades as I clearly enjoy many different things. But I want to become a master, not just at one thing but everything I enjoy doing! Becoming a master takes time (which I seem to never have), patience (working on this one everyday) and education (I have the tools I need for this one). So as I am still introducing this blog, and what it represents, I would like to share with you a few photos of my first trade.. Gardening!



Here is my garden, well technically it is Kevin's and mine we have worked and built it together, so our garden.When I started believe it or not it was a pile of junk... actual junk that was just collecting at the edge of the property. People say blood, sweat and tears... well this garden would not be here with out it! 

The beginning (unfortunately I do not have any before pictures)

Spring/Summer 2013


I built and leveled the retaining wall all by myself : ) proud moments!






Year 2 Spring 2014







Year 3 Spring 2015. It is amazing to see all the tulips and lilies from last year pop up!








I can't wait to continue to watch this garden blossom and grow over the years!


1 comment:

  1. You guys put so much work into the garden and it looks great! Btw everyone knows my process of completing projects is not complete without tears. ;) haha

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