Yeahs. Luckily we managed to solve the situation... The final part was wide enough for just one car, luckily the other one was good at reverse driving as we couldn't get backwards with a trailer in tow! (She was the spouse of the seller, there was only one house at the end of the road.)Yikes! My balance is nonexistent in situations like that. I would’ve had bruises that needed kissed better after that road!
So work your ass off resting.
What she said
'Dreams ' if I am not wrong.
Working on a room divider in pine and black iron pipe. Next up is the rolling bookcase / secret entrance to the dungeon. Then a hall table in Ambrosia Maple. That should keep me off the streets until Spring.
I wish you the very best luck with that! It happened to me last year
along with 2 major findings about myself!
Yes. Wifey says I am a workaholic. Okay, I was answering a work email on vacation at the time, from the dock at the cottage, fishing gear by my side...
oh cool. I want a secret room. not sure what I'd do with it, besides probably hide in it from time to time. mostly I just dig the concept.
Ambrosia Maple is GORGEOUS.
You would find a purpose lol
of course, I am quite the resourceful bitch like that.
Thank you as your comments are reassuring. Hope springs eternal right?I wish you the very best luck with that! It happened to me last year
But frankly, grief has its course, different for different people. There's no forcing it - the only thing you can do is to not hold on to it. Just keep living, and it will loosen its grip. No matter what has happened, you have the right to go forward.
BeautifulI wish you the very best luck with that! It happened to me last year
But frankly, grief has its course, different for different people. There's no forcing it - the only thing you can do is to not hold on to it. Just keep living, and it will loosen its grip. No matter what has happened, you have the right to go forward.
I got a pile of 3-4 foot "off cuts" from a couple who supply Mennonite furniture makers...cheap. Ambrosia maple, cherry, red oak, walnut. Perfect for a small shop where space is a premium and I can only process boards 8 feet long or less.
I am putting a Murphy Bed with a bench and cushions at the end in there, which will double as a St. Andrew's Cross...and the bench, well, I have a good imagination...
I have no doubt you that will make good use out of it.
I think I love Tanta’s workshop projects.
I’m seriously spotting wood over @TANSTAAFL58 ’s workshop. I have all the tools and space in the world, but lack time, imagination, and knowledge.I think I love Tanta’s workshop projects.
I get inspiration from YouTube: Rex Kreuger, Steve Ramsey, Mat Estlea and Tamar 3x3. Simple projects that build complex skills. I am taking on hand cut dovetails for a shop cabinet...
Hmmm….a Sin-inspired playroom or a hobbit-style reading nook? Decisions, decisions…
Tamar 3x3 is amazing. LOVE the slatted bed she made a few months ago. I have a few projects I’ve got up in the head that just need to transfer to wood. I’m doing smaller scale things - working on making templates of F1 circuits to transfer on to A2 cabinet grade Baltic Birch the rout a channel on the inside for LED lighting and selling those as wall art
Indeed. At some point there will be just sadness whenever thoughts wander that way, almost like nostalgia, but the sorrow is not a black cloud over you anymore.
What's wrong with being a workaholic?
