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Temporarily dried up
Wow. Retired life is a bitch when your only real hobby is
woodbutchering and you can't think of a new project that feels interesting or is even uninteresting but necessary in the home. Bummer. I suppose I could go and get some new thingjimmy (like a scroll saw or mini lathe) and play around with it until the Wood Muse blows in my ear again - but I don't have the room to add any more shinies. I've already tidied up my shop. NEXT!!!! FoggyTown Most of my projects' best features started out as mistakes. |
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