https://www.maynorcontracting.com/blog daily 0.75 2026-05-31 https://www.maynorcontracting.com/blog/allergies-and-spring-cleaning monthly 0.5 2026-05-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69d3c10eb31dd42a9323e3b0/97d8d114-9c14-4274-80f5-bc113caa8325/Maynor+Contracting_Blog2.png Blog - Allergies, Spring Cleaning and Preventative Maintenance - Each spring for some odd reason we get an overabundance of stuff that just seems to pile up in the garage. At least that’s when I notice all the stuff the most since I’m just going outside to start getting the lawn mower, weedeater and blower. We used to have an annual garage sale for our spring cleaning when we were younger when our daughter’s, Kailyn and Casey, were still living at home. I don’t know if it’s weird but it’s something that we enjoyed together as a family. It’s not the same now they’re all grown up with their new families. Maybe it’s not as fun since they aren’t around to help out anymore. Anyways, I enjoyed it because we got to clean my garage but most importantly it was fun. I know many of you can relate, garage sales and a clean garage are fun! Some of our spring cleaning rituals include: changing our HVAC return air filters (we do this every 3 months), softwashing the outside of our home after pollen season, cleaning up the yard, mulching the flowerbeds, cleaning the gutters, getting the boat ready (sore subject around here), and cleaning the outdoor furniture and patio. This year we, as in Stephanie, decided that we would pressure wash our entire paver patio and redo the polymeric sand. Of course I volunteered to help. Wow, what a job that ended up being. About halfway through I thought about throwing in the towel and calling in some reinforcements but it was well worth it in the end to do it ourselves. We worked from very early that Saturday morning to well after dark that same day to finish. Both of us were sore and neither of us could move very well afterwards but it was definitely worth it that next day as the patio never looked so good since the day it was installed. We had a great cookout the next day with our parents on our new patio and it was a great feeling of accomplishment knowing we had worked hard and it paid off. Some things we tackle ourselves and some things we call in the professionals or at least someone younger to help. https://www.maynorcontracting.com/blog/curveballs-into-blessings monthly 0.5 2026-05-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69d3c10eb31dd42a9323e3b0/1fbecd24-1692-4c52-b1a4-ce82da6f94a0/Scott+and+Stephanie.png Blog - Curveballs Into Blessings - I was always so enamored as I watched him play softball when I was younger and I would eventually have the privilege to play on some of the same softball teams for several years. When I was younger, he always coached me but the problem was I didn’t always listen as well as I should have. I should have listened more and I’m still figuring that out each day as I get older. Nonetheless, we have so many great memories to look back and reminisce on. One day, I was finally old enough in the backyard to earn how to throw a curveball. My dad throws left-handed and I throw right-handed so everything was backwards. This didn’t cause any problems in baseball, but it sure does when he’s telling me directions. That’s a story for another day though so back to the curveball story. Once I learned the curveball to go along with the fastball and eventually another pitch or two, I would do alright in baseball going on to play in middle school, high school and college. One ballgame, I was called in from the bullpen to relieve Chris against Chowan University. He had pitched the best game I have ever seen him pitch and I was so happy for him. I got on the mound and warmed up hoping to get Chris and the team the win for us to become the tournament champions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69d3c10eb31dd42a9323e3b0/cb12e748-fd0b-47f8-8946-0963eebdeca3/New+Lot+Cleared+2019.png Blog - Curveballs Into Blessings - Shortly after my mom’s setback, COVID was starting to just make it into the news. Goodness gracious, are you kidding me, here comes another curveball. Our new home was expected to be ready in May of 2020 but I remember in March of 2020 not knowing if we would be able to finish our new home or if we would even be here as it was such an uncertain time for everyone. Well Hallelujah, on May 15, 2020, we moved in. Another blessing was being in a multi- generational home with my mom & dad during COVID. Stephanie works from home so that was another blessing that we were able to help with my parents get through COVID. It’s almost 6 years later and everyone is doing great and we’re enjoying our home. It’s been a home of immense pleasure, joy and comfort for our family over the years. It's been a blessing for us to share a home with our parents. As they told me when I was younger, they brought me into this world and they can take me out of this world. Just kidding, I think I may have told that to my kids when they were younger and acting up. This home has definitely been a blessing and will continue to be a blessing for years to come. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69d3c10eb31dd42a9323e3b0/1a2cb1e4-466d-49f0-8b72-c29794485727/Florida+Vacation+2025.png Blog - Curveballs Into Blessings - Well the blessing is that they moved in a couple of months later next door to us and we’re always close by. We ate dinner with them last night and Stephanie is over there right now checking on them as she does every day. By the way, happy 29th anniversary, Stephanie! Curveballs are everywhere but it’s how you handle them when faced with adversity, poor planning or undesired outcomes that matters the most. What’s really important in your life? Are you putting off decisions because it’s easier to wait? Did you recently get pitched a curveball? I know you’ve had as many curveballs in your life as I have or the person sitting next to you but it’s life. We have to get back up, dust ourselves off, get back into the box and ready for our next pitch as quickly as possible. Don’t mope around and think there’s no hope. Just look around, there are blessings everywhere and as long as we have breath, we have hope. 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