Laura Vollmer begins the day at her furniture and craft shop "Never the same"

Laura an untrained but skilled furniture maker consults with some customers to create one of her signature one of a kind cabinets in which she repurposes an old door to create her final vision.

Laura attempts to get some work done at her shop "Never The Same" while babysitting her great grandchild Saphira while her grand daughter runs errands.

While babysitting her great-granddaughter Saphira, Laura finds a ballon to keep the two-year-old entertained in an operating furniture store and workshop.

Laura puts the finishing touches on a chest she crafted

Laura visits her ailing best friend and who is also shop owner Suzy at her shop Tulle's

Laura takes a moment from her chaotic day to visit the grave of her late husband Robert Vollmer

A high school photo of Robert Vollmer

Laura's deceased husband Robert Vollmer's truck sits under what was his favorite walnut tree on the farm where he and she raised their family

Laura stacks Bales of hay into the night with her son-in-law Zack and her granddaughter Charlie after having already worked a ten-hour day at her furniture store

Laura never really has a moment alone when she is at home grandchildren and great-grandchildren are always being dropped off for her to care for.