So...today. Apparently, today was the day that I was subconsciously planning on sabotaging myself to the point of being ready to throw a sheet of plywood across the shop at about 1:15 PM. You know one of those days on which you've allotted yourself, say...an hour and a half to get something done and it ends up taking oh, I don't know...six. I was trying to put together three pieces of plywood to make a desk top that is sort of L-shaped. Well, to make a long story short, I spent 6 hours squaring up one side and then squaring up another (all in pencil of course because had I been making cuts this desk would have been perfectly sized for a macaque).
So, around 1:20, I sat myself down and said, "I'm holding on too tight. I've lost the edge." Oh, wait, that was Cougar in Top Gun. My bad. Actually, I told myself I had two options. I could suck it up, get it as close as possible and move on because no one but me was going to care. Or I could kick my own ass much like Jim Carrey in Liar, Liar or Edward Norton in Fight Club. I chose option number one all the while knowing the financial gain I could make selling tickets to option number two.
Moral of the story...eh.
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Moral of the story?
You know how to make the right choice.
I'm impressed with the pains you take to make the unseen details of your pieces as much a work of art as the parts that are seen.
It reminds me of Grandpa.
Grandma
Thank you Grandma, that's a very big compliment indeed. Everytime I sit in those chairs around your dining table, I can't help but admire his work.
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