Conchita, I had usual chores today, such as
taking my wife to a meeting, minding vegetable plot, etc etc.
Then came a phone call and that was good!
The lady N is after all renting the shop she wanted.
This could be a turning point in my own work. Hers will be
the second fully fledged shop for my pieces.
That reminded me of something about the exterior of my workshop.
Up until now, for the last 6, 7 years by now,
my windows have been as they were bought, with papers
stuck on the double glazed panes.
I decided to remove them, as seen above. I will get
more sun light!
Having done the exterior I ctinued with the
interior, too. Two horizontal bars were added and
clocks were fixed. Bars have new holes and
a lot of my tool bits inserted there for ease
of operation. This may seem unimportant, but
it will make all the difference in the long run...
With so much time spend on other things I only
work on a few. Coating continued, of course.
Above is the largest of my spoons ready
for coating tommorrow.
So are these baby feeders. Conchi, you know?,
these are ostensbily baby feeders, but, they are
also meant for posterity.
So desgined and so fabricated, and so coated
so that the bay will be able use it
one day in the near future.
He/she may decide to take it for something
they need one for... Who knows?
Right, that is it!
Take care!
taking my wife to a meeting, minding vegetable plot, etc etc.
Then came a phone call and that was good!
The lady N is after all renting the shop she wanted.
This could be a turning point in my own work. Hers will be
the second fully fledged shop for my pieces.
That reminded me of something about the exterior of my workshop.
Up until now, for the last 6, 7 years by now,
my windows have been as they were bought, with papers
stuck on the double glazed panes.
I decided to remove them, as seen above. I will get
more sun light!
Having done the exterior I ctinued with the
interior, too. Two horizontal bars were added and
clocks were fixed. Bars have new holes and
a lot of my tool bits inserted there for ease
of operation. This may seem unimportant, but
it will make all the difference in the long run...
With so much time spend on other things I only
work on a few. Coating continued, of course.
Above is the largest of my spoons ready
for coating tommorrow.
So are these baby feeders. Conchi, you know?,
these are ostensbily baby feeders, but, they are
also meant for posterity.
So desgined and so fabricated, and so coated
so that the bay will be able use it
one day in the near future.
He/she may decide to take it for something
they need one for... Who knows?
Right, that is it!
Take care!
