Ha! No you won't. My vehicles are in the closed garage, but 'cept the 4 wheeler and lawn mower.
My first major was Wildlife Biology, but the only thing available after graduation was working in a fish hatchery for $300 a month, so went into engineering (Basic Design Technology), landing a position at Placid refinery in Port Allen, La. Later, more schooling and applied to med school, but wasn't accepted, but did retire as an orthopedic PA. Wildlife (flora and fauna), caring for animals and conservation has always been a mainstay of my thinking. I have 8 hummingbird feeders out right now. "Yucca Mockingbird", my name for her, nests in the yucca tree every year. Wrens nest in my hanging pots every year. Back yard wildlife (and gardening) can be just as relaxing as beyond.
Always liked the natural world, especially its designs. Lots of my projects' designs are somewhat rustic, old school, olden times homey and their designs are somewhat based on some natural design element(s). I don't care for straight lines in my projects, as seems the case in nature, not too many straight lines, so I try to make my projects' exteriors visibly curvy.
My woodworking mantra: Like a good fetchin woman, the mo curves, the mo betta.
BTW, getting off the subject even more, what's the secret to doing good woodworking? A friend once asked me how do you do that? Is there a secret to it? I told her, yes. She asked me what the secret was. I whispered in her ear, "I whistle while I work."
Sonny
