Jeff

I grew up in this small town I live in and have been a woodworker here most all my life. It's an interesting but dying trade. Most of my jobs have been pretty cool. Essentially people need things made, architects need things they design constructed and so forth. I guess that's where we come in. Everything is required to be done in a big rush. If a 39 cent stamp sends a letter and overnight express is $14.48, who would have ever thought someone would be willing to pay 37 times the price of a stamp to get the same results quicker? I wonder how that applies to woodworking? Enough of that! The most important thing is your health, your family, and your reputation. That's what really count's. All the rest is all just bullshit!I learned most everything I need to know from my Dad and I'll miss him a lot!Remember, It's not always rainbows and butterflies it's compromise that moves us along M5