I bet. I'll take a listen and see what happens.
The were plenty of mid century pieces that were well made, but I get the point.
I recently sold a mid century china hutch made of cherry that made more than I would have been willing to pay for it.
Things that will never come back: biodiversity...
Reuters:
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rises in March
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest rose 14% in March from the previous year, preliminary official data showed on Friday
https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/deforestation-brazils-amazon-rises-march-2023-04-07/
It takes millions of years, but yes, it does.
A very happy birthday, and be proud.
I have my own, once infants, that will be reaching that age shortly.
Lysdexia is a vrey real porblem.
Pacific species only.
They also taste terrible.
(and that's by 18th and 19th century sea-fairing standards)
This was "a repair" on an exhaust manifold in an RV.
Only mechanical carnage. Only nsfw for for a vehicle.
Having spent most of my adult life in shops breathing life into broken machines, I've spent the last couple decades not on the front of developing technologies.
As such, I generally don't have much to contribute as I work to catch up.
However, I can post surprises I have found and fun ways that things break.
Here's something you don't want to see when you loosen an oil drain plug.
Been distributing mine appropriately.
Runs the gamut. Most I've run into are more entrepreneurial. Drive, risk, always working on something.
How that looks?
Can be a pretty wide range.
