Out here at the trailer in Kayenta we stay at while ministering in the area, and most of the other homes on the Rez, coal/wood Stoves are the norm. I grew up with Daddy using the wood burner in the basement, but he never taught me out to run it. Rob grew up having used a coal stove as a teen. It has been hard but fun relearning the old art of keeping a stove running through the night, but we are getting there.
I always as a child told my parents that most likely I would be living where I needed to have a wood/coal stove. I use to pretend to gather wood. I never guessed how hard it would really be. To make sure the wood pile stays dry, and how painful it can be to carry a big pile inside in my arms. The worst was when I got a blast of coal smoke in the face when we had to adjust the coals, and learned some were still hot. Good fire place tools would be such a blessing to both Robby and me right now.
~ Michelle
I always as a child told my parents that most likely I would be living where I needed to have a wood/coal stove. I use to pretend to gather wood. I never guessed how hard it would really be. To make sure the wood pile stays dry, and how painful it can be to carry a big pile inside in my arms. The worst was when I got a blast of coal smoke in the face when we had to adjust the coals, and learned some were still hot. Good fire place tools would be such a blessing to both Robby and me right now.
~ Michelle
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