Extremely Average #143: Pissed Off

Well, sorry you’ve disappointed yourself so deeply. And you say no words will assuage your feelings, so… I hope you get over it soon and get back to work! I’m sure your box is worth another try.

-- http://barbsid.blogspot.com/

Thanks barbs. I do appreciate the support. I will recover, with a few cookies and some mindless TV. Tomorrow is another day.

-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com

the beauty of wood working is that there is always that margin of error.and the frustration that comes with it.but on the other hand there is always the satisfaction of taking the peice that you screwed up on to the back of the shop and beating the living hell out of it with a hammer.afterwords haveing a nice glass of wine around the small fire that once was the peice and then going back and redoing it again and again till you have it right.well it has always worked for me and the neighbors no longer call the fire dept when something is burning in my front lot infront of the shop.

-- i wonder if obama stood in a wind storm with them big ears of his would he start spinning like a drill bit

Wax on Wax off. ;-)

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

LOL…Bob #2…you get me. Thanks.

-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com

Tunk Valley Custom Woodworks,

You seem to have a very good philosophy, and a good sense of humor. It is much appreciated.

Brian

-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com

brian if i didnt i would have ran my self through the planer by now

-- i wonder if obama stood in a wind storm with them big ears of his would he start spinning like a drill bit

cut all four corners of and re do a smaller box
but don´t cut corners this time