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WebWoodworking Again: Black and white
14+ hour, 34+ min ago (596+ words) Some folks believe I’m nuts to prefer black and white movies. But I have my reasons. I recently watched such a relic, called “You Can’t take it with You,” filmed in 1938, which goes a long … “You Can’t Take It with…...
Woodworking Again: Viewing alone
2+ week, 1+ day ago (208+ words) You’ve heard of the common problem of “Bowling Alone,” which bemoaned the fading communal activity of getting together with others to pursue a pleasant pastime. Today I’m bemoaning the end of movie-going as a means of meet-and-greet with neighbors and…...
Woodworking Again: Travels with Dave and Ruth Part 2
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (652+ words) Last week’s tale might’ve reminded you of “If It’s Tuesday It Must Be Belgium.” Most of what we described was a sort of “Wham, Bam, Thank You Mam,” kind of trip as we railroaded through Europe. We saw a lot…...
Woodworking Again: Trio of Eccentrical Treats Part II
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (367+ words) In Eccentrical Treats Part I, Eddie Schwartz was the reporter who told me he preferred reporting on Houses of Ill Fame and dingy saloons. Today’s eccentric is an unsinkable man who ran a night club in Minneapolis called the Starlite…...
Woodworking Again A trio of eccentrical treats, Part I Woodworking Again: A trio of eccentrical treats, Part I
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (301+ words) Recently a friend asked me with all the writing I do why haven’t I ever written my autobiography? I replied that many years ago I learned that I was boring and that any piece of writing that contained more than…...
Woodworking Again: The New Old Farmer’s Almanack
5+ mon, 1+ day ago (462+ words) To continue reading, you will need to either log in, using the login form, below, or purchase a new subscription. I just discovered in my new Farmer’s Almanac it’s All Fool’s Day. In my youth most farmers accessed the Almanac…...