Conchita, I want to be a story teller... and that is,
in English. Rather than spending time on spoons and chopstics
to earn my meager pocket money I might get more that way...
I want to write crime novels, I think. As I read them every
evening I see that I am able to reproduce 99% of them
accurately from my memory. After a few hours and I go back to
check those books in random to see if my memory is faulty
and I find that there are very few mistakes in my memory.
My continued effort with "Para Ella" is obviously
helping me a lot in this respect, I think, and for you, too.
Is it a tall order? After all, my "Where rivers meet" series
of short storys which you find at the start of my web logging
are futile efforts? Unsure...
Anyway, most of my time today was spent on constructing the
display stand for W's.
It has been cloudy for most of today, but a sudden shower
found its way to my area and I had to shove them away as
you see below.
I will be working on these tommorrow, asuming of course that
it will not rain.
The rain shut me in and about the only thing I could
think of doing was to prepare for tommorrow's coating session.
That is right, I did not have time for these pieces.
Here above, my Chinese spoons undergoing wetsanding.
And, they are drying along with others... Can you see a
striking difference between the Chinese spoons and the rest?
These Chinese spoons are now ready to take their first protective
coating. To that end they were rendered, through wet sanding,
completely free of polyps on their surface.
That is why they look non-reflective, and dull...
Conchita, for your information, I might be working on butter cases.
Apparently, there is this fellow, who is renowned for his
cases.
I want to top him, do I not? Alternatively, I go for
something else, what could it be?
in English. Rather than spending time on spoons and chopstics
to earn my meager pocket money I might get more that way...
I want to write crime novels, I think. As I read them every
evening I see that I am able to reproduce 99% of them
accurately from my memory. After a few hours and I go back to
check those books in random to see if my memory is faulty
and I find that there are very few mistakes in my memory.
My continued effort with "Para Ella" is obviously
helping me a lot in this respect, I think, and for you, too.
Is it a tall order? After all, my "Where rivers meet" series
of short storys which you find at the start of my web logging
are futile efforts? Unsure...
Anyway, most of my time today was spent on constructing the
display stand for W's.
It has been cloudy for most of today, but a sudden shower
found its way to my area and I had to shove them away as
you see below.
I will be working on these tommorrow, asuming of course that
it will not rain.
The rain shut me in and about the only thing I could
think of doing was to prepare for tommorrow's coating session.
That is right, I did not have time for these pieces.
Here above, my Chinese spoons undergoing wetsanding.
And, they are drying along with others... Can you see a
striking difference between the Chinese spoons and the rest?
These Chinese spoons are now ready to take their first protective
coating. To that end they were rendered, through wet sanding,
completely free of polyps on their surface.
That is why they look non-reflective, and dull...
Conchita, for your information, I might be working on butter cases.
Apparently, there is this fellow, who is renowned for his
cases.
I want to top him, do I not? Alternatively, I go for
something else, what could it be?
