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Old 08-28-2009, 11:42 AM
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Fellow brings in a neat carving,..I recognize it is "neat", so I say, "That is a neat carving"...Fellow thanks me and sez, I'm just a simple carver like you, with great tools.....................................And, TALENT......Cordially NAD
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Hey NAD,
Good to see on on here again. Alas, I aspire to become a simple carver, but I'm working on the "acquiring tools" part even harder. This working full time and then some sure gets in the way of carving time!

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