Cast a Line, Not a Shadow Here at Sherman Pole Buildings, we’ve spent forty years hauling in big catches—pole barns, barndominiums, you name it. But let’s talk about a different kind of haul: fishing. There’s a fine line between reeling in a whopper and standing on the shore, looking like you’re auditioning for a statue.
Picture this: You swing open your fridge door, expecting a frosty hug and a chilled soda, but instead, you get a room-temperature slap and the stench of last week’s tacos staging a revolt. Your refrigerator has kicked the bucket, and now you’re stuck with a puddle of melted ice cream and a sinking feeling. Champ,
It’s almost that time of year again when you set your New Year’s resolutions and claim that you’re going to eat healthier. I don’t know about you, but that is not my strongest quality. My resolutions quickly dissolve before I even get through the full month of January. It’s a shame, too. I throw out
Growing up, you always heard someone yell if you left the front door open. Were you raised in a barn? They said that like it was an insult. Apparently, it’s acceptable to leave the front door open if you were raised in a barn. Bugs, no air-conditioning. Those kinds of things are okay if it’s
You’re either a dog person or a cat person. It’s very rare that a person counts themselves as both. We’re not going to take sides on this debate. However, it has been said that dogs have masters while cats have staff. All you have to do is watch how human owners interact with their pets
It’s not every day that an Irishman walks out of a bar. Typically, they walk in, stay a while, and end up being carried out by some of their best mates. We love the Irish, though. They’re renowned for their quick wit and clever wordplay. You can always depend on an Irishman to know just
There’s nothing worse than wandering around in the dark only to hit your shinbone on a piece of furniture. For me, it’s usually the coffee table in the middle of the night or the corner of the bed first thing in the morning. Once my shin takes the brunt of it, a string of expletives
Vulnerability is an inevitable part of the human condition. We try to pretend that we’re invulnerable at times because we want to appear tough. Well, that and no one likes to see adults cry. It’s weird and uncomfortable. There are a LOT of things I don’t know. I’m sure some of what I don’t know
Sometimes, you get desperate. You come up with anything you can think of in order to get people to notice you. Bands do it all the time. “Lost Dog” will get people to pay attention because no one wants to feel the pain of losing their dog. Then, the hope is that they’ll forgive you
Barns have been an integral part of rural America for centuries, serving multiple purposes such as crop storage, livestock housing, and farm equipment shelter. In recent years, however, there has been a renewed interest in barns, not only as functional agricultural structures but also as unique and stylish dwellings. This trend has led to the
