It’s been two days since I quit my job to start a business and work freelance full-time in the middle of nowhere. I left Nova on friday and cried most of the way home. Why you may ask? Well, to answer that in the shortest way possible … I left family. Most people really never find a job they can love, grow, and feel wanted. I found that job right out of college and I left it to live closer to my wife’s and I parents. Honestly, it was the hardest decision I have ever made.
Day One was filled with unpacking, talking, catching up, and more unpacking.
Day Two started with church. Something I have been really worried about. We visited Branch Christian Fellowship in Paulding, Ohio. I had a great time there and the service was honest and true. We ate lunch with the Cramers and watched Luke play with tools and their dog Co-Co.
After a great lunch my wife and I headed to our farm to check the process of you pig barn. Our barn is being built now right next to where I grew up. It’s really, really big. Photos will not do it justice, but here are a few.
![Me in front of our modern pig barn.](https://caseyspitnale.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/casey-spitnale-modern-pig-barn.jpg)
![Me behind our pig barn](https://caseyspitnale.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/modern-pig-barn.jpg)
![Me in front of our pig barn.](https://caseyspitnale.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/casey-spitnale-farms.jpg)
![The pit.](https://caseyspitnale.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/spitnale-pig-barn.jpg)
My wife and I stopped at my grandma’s to pick apples. Surprizingly, my grandma never had apples until this year. It’s was a totally a new thing to do on the farm. It was a good time for me and my wife to talk about things and enjoy each others company while our kids napped at my parents house.
![Spitnale Apple Tree](https://caseyspitnale.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/spitnale-apple-tree.jpg)
![Collecting apples after 10 minutes](https://caseyspitnale.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/apples.jpg)
Well Day Two of quiting my job is over. Onto day 3. Lots of work and lots of apples to take care off.
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