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A: Right.
A: Huh.
A: That's interesting.
B: Doesn't mean they have to be, uh,
B: how shall I say it,
B: they don't have to be the, the most, uh, the absolute best
A: Uh-huh.
B: but, uh, a little dressing a little bit above the standard, I think, would, uh, pay off
B: so I'm in the process of telling my wife we got to go shopping for clothes again.
A: <Laughter> That's neat,
A: that's neat
B: And, uh, I, I don't know,
B: now I, I know eastern,
B: now the other thing we do here, of course, is a single, not quite a single climate.
B: We have, uh, we do have some snow in the wintertime
B: and it can be quite warm in the summertime.
A: Uh-huh.
B: Not hot like, uh,
B: I lived in the midwest for a while.
A: Oh.
B: And I know that, uh, you know, it can be freezing cold in the wintertime, and hot and, uh, sticky in the summertime.
A: Uh-huh.
B: We don't have that much.
B: It's, uh, it's a very mild climate.
A: Oh, well that's nice.
A: That's good for the clothes budget, I would imagine.
B: Yes,
B: it is.
A: Because here, gosh, we had, uh,
A: the winter hasn't been bad this winter.
A: It's, it it's only snowed maybe once or twice
A: but it's been cold.
A: Low twenties, let's say,
A: and then the summer gets up to eighties, nineties
A: so,
A: You interested in woodworking?
B: Yeah.
B: Actually, I, uh, I guess I am
B: Um, it just seems kind of funny that this is a topic of discussion.
B: Uh, I do, uh, some, uh, woodworking myself
B: Uh, in fact, I'm in the middle of a project right now making a bed for my son.
A: Um.
What kind of
B: It's, uh, It's, uh, it's, uh, plywood, uh, face, I guess.
A: pine?
B: But I cut it out in the shape of a crayon box
B: and then I painted, uh, about eight different, uh, colors, uh, you know,
B: the crayons that are sticking up, it will be the headboard
A: Uh-huh.
A: I guess he's young.
B: and then,
B: yes
B: He's about five and a half years old.
A: Oh, he'll be delighted.
B: Oh, yeah.
B: Uh-huh.
B: Now I just have to finish it though.
B: I got, uh, it got delayed for a little bit and, uh, because of work
B: and now, uh, I've got to jump back in and finish the,
B: because I've got it all cut out,
B: it's all, uh,
B: I've done most of the coloring
B: but I've got to go a second layer with the yellow.
A: Did you do it with a jigsaw
A: or do you have powered, you know, a,
B: Uh, yeah.
B: Uh, I did, uh, jigsaw, uh, and the, uh, regular straight saw for some of it.
A: Um.
B: So yeah.
B: to do the, uh, the turn cut.
B: Uh, how about yourself?
A: Well I'm, I am interested in woodworking.
A: I don't have lots of tools.
A: Our local schools have adult education in the evening
B: Oh.
A: uh, and I use their tools and, some of their guidance.
A: I'm an artist.
B: Oh, okay.
A: And I'm very handy
A: and, you know, if I touch it, it turns into something <laughter> us-, usually.
B: That's great.
B: What, what type of art do you focus on?
A: I have a Master's degree
A: and, and my projects had to do with acrylic painting,
A: but I'm really interested in the crafts.
B: Huh.
A: I make stain glass.
A: I've done some silver jewelry making
A: and I kind of,
A: once I get you know, really pretty good at something, I want to try something else
B: Yeah.
B: Kind of jack of all trades, master of none.
A: Yeah,
A: well no,
A: actually, I get good enough to sell it or have people say oh wow,
A: you didn't buy it,
A: you made it.
B: That's great!
A: And then I, it's like well the thrill is gone
A: so let's do something else.