General Warning to fellow WAS sufferers
General Warning to fellow WAS sufferers
I got paid last week.
- Nick
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Also picture the crusty/dusty old luthier (picture Gepetto) working over by the window, Chisel in one hand, a neck in the other and pipe protruding out past whizzened,lined lips. Glasses perched on top of a balding pate, a few friendly mice looking up at our man with interest, curled shavings of Spanish Cedar all aroundkiwigeo wrote:Lillian....picture an old luthiers workshop in Spain. Piles of wood on shelves, poking out of any available space. Thats how things are looking at the moment.
Watch out world tonewood supplies!! Although I'm sure Tim's doing the Arkwright hand rub! When Tim & uncle Bob state "Temporarily out of stock- New supplies arriving soon" what they're really saying is "We're holding back the good stuff until Martin gets paid." or "Martins just been paid and we really are out of stock!"
"Jesus Loves You."
Nice to hear in church but not in a Mexican prison.
Nice to hear in church but not in a Mexican prison.
In very rare cases it can be terminal. Be aware of how WAS is affecting your home life. If your friends (not us) start to look at you sideways, you need to call us for an intervention. We will be supportive, but we don't ever want to read about the repercussions of a particularly nasty flare up in the papers.
To that end, search for Kim's sage advice in acquiring, camouflaging and storing your stash. Well worth the read.
To that end, search for Kim's sage advice in acquiring, camouflaging and storing your stash. Well worth the read.
The house is sitting on about a foot of clay and then its soild sandstone so a wood vault would involve some serious earth moving machinery.Lillian wrote:Sounds wonderful actually, but I would have thought you would have the garden dug up and an underground vault put in by now.
The roof space over the workshop was cunningly designed for future conversion into useable storage space so I will build my secret wood attic.
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So all we'd need to do is bring a can opener and go through the roof to, ah, borrow a few sets while you're away? Okay. Thanks for the heads up.kiwigeo wrote:The house is sitting on about a foot of clay and then its soild sandstone so a wood vault would involve some serious earth moving machinery.Lillian wrote:Sounds wonderful actually, but I would have thought you would have the garden dug up and an underground vault put in by now.
The roof space over the workshop was cunningly designed for future conversion into useable storage space so I will build my secret wood attic.
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