geoff_morphini wrote: 
Thank you : )
Lots of love went into each project!

I suppose it is carpal tunnel but I haven't seen a doc (besides my endocrinologist)
in years.

 MayBaby wrote: 
Damn.  You sure do beautiful work!  (carpal tunnel?)

 geoff_morphini wrote: 
Well... two things - I always hated running the business
and after so many years of intense and repetitive work,
my hands can't take the pain. I would have surgery to
fix 'em but I'm among the uninsured.

 phineas wrote: 
I'm hanging on to it as tightly as I can. Thanks : )

 MayBaby wrote: 
Any chance you might be able to get back there to make your magic for a living again?

 melissab wrote: 
TeeHee : )
that's kinda sorta like "how can I miss you if you won't go away?"

 MayBaby wrote: 
Glad to hear you didn't have to let it go.

 phineas wrote: 
It still is. It's just that it's in Augusta and I'm here in Savannah.
The power is still on, too. I go home now and then to check for leaks,
flush toilets n stuff. Spent three weeks there not long ago building a
set of kitchen cabinets for my grandmother's old house : )

I hate it when I miss hitting bill in the head with a can of beans. Always happens that way. Miss, miss, miss.

 phineas wrote: 
You can't miss what was never there, Mr. Smellforth

 MayBaby wrote: 
Wow, what a great shop that was.

Manbird's mind.

Can't think of a thing. 
Wait, just one thing. Being able to read books. 

The green green grass of home.

The simplicity or yesteryear.

Getting off the school bus, tossing my books aside
and watching Gilligan's Island and Andy Griffith with my brother.

My shop - and the after hours spent with friends listening to music,
the ugly lights off and the happy lights providing a warm glow.