Category Archives: Blueprint Madness

Sometimes good intentions are not enough. Careful planning, occasional course corrections, updated communications….all are required to successfully complete a project. How long did these folks keep “hoping for the best” as they closed in on “completion?” I imagine them arguing … Continue reading →

Something about this image makes me want to believe it has been photo-shopped. It is disturbing to think that a window could have been framed-in at such a cock-eyed angle but even worse, that the bricklayer found some way to … Continue reading →

If you think you are on the stairway to heaven (clear and open communication & direction from “above”) enjoying an easy, smooth and effortless ride, duck!

Do not be deceived. There is only way in and this isn’t it. I wish I could read the sign over this would-be door. Was there once a door that’s since been closed over? Was the awning put up and … Continue reading →

From the perspective of hindsight, I wonder whether this wall was part of the original plan or if someone came along and decided the downstairs needed to be separated from the upstairs. If the goal was to create a wall … Continue reading →

A long time ago, in a land far, far away, there lived giants. Sounds like the beginning of a fairy tale, right? Not really. Genesis tells us that when the sons of God and the daughters of men got together, … Continue reading →

This looks like a measure of trust. Either trust or foolishness. Some say the same of faith in God and faith in our Savior Jesus Christ. The track doesn’t look neglected and overgrown. It looks like a train could come … Continue reading →

Supervisor Joe*: “Bob, make sure we finish this project on time.” Construction Bob: “Sure, Boss!” Some time later…. Supervisor Joe: “What the heck???” *Characters presented here are fictional. Any resemblance to real people is purely intentional unintended.“I urge you, brothers, … Continue reading →

This is a case of form over function. Art over Engineering. Aesthetics over logic. “Cost is no object.” Many are the plans in a man’s heart, but it is the LORD’s purpose that prevails. (Proverbs 19:21) God is not obliged … Continue reading →

Maybe this was a case of “it looked good on paper.”