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“Have thy tools ready, God will find thee work.” ~ Charles Kingsley ~
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At the bottom... the middle tools look like
women in a Goddess pose... or maybe they ARE
Goddesses! Good morning... dear friend!
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I love organized workshots! Happy Memories
today - my Grandad's workshop looked just
like this!
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This is so good and unique!
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WOW!! What a beautiful display of work
tools!! A unique "portrait" of a
reliable man who works around the house. www.flickr.com/groups/mywinners/
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called The World Around Us / Icon contest for July
please post one , and we'd love to have this added to the
group!
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great quotes for this very neat workshop!Literary Reference in Pictures
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called ARTiculate Images , and we'd love to have this added to the
group!
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Besides being a really great shot with GREAT
quotes, it's a perfect posting for Fathers
Day!
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Not only is the image intruiging .... the
quotes are spot on -- exactly what I needed
at this point in time!! Thanks for the lift,
my friend!!
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I'm drooling at the efficiency, neatness and
profusion of this tool board. Awwwwww, this
is soooo lovely! Bet it belongs to a man.
Us girls tend to jam things into pots and
squash them into the larder or whatever,
somewhere between the baked beans and the
mustard. Sigh. I am so envious!
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Perfection of discipline in this beatifully
ordered universe...my father also had a board
like this in the basement, but as he was away
so much my mother was in charge and it turned
into something like " The hills are
alive" is describing. Everything was
there somewhere, but in a creative spot and
often having been used in unique ways.
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great photo and read!
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What a nice and organized work shop..my Dad
would like this. I like the last quote the
best!
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I bet Dad was an awesome man after all he
made you.
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I am so impressed that this is all your hard
work. It must give you such pleasure to use
the tools in this beautifully organised way.
Surely your father in law would be delighted
if he could see it too :-)***
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The orderliness appeals to my OCD in sooooo
many ways!!! What a pleasant photo. :D I
think I could hang out in your garage all day
and be a happy little clam.
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*sigh* I've looked at this a long time .....
thought of many things I could write or
comment on .... and then as I begin, I am
completely overwhelmed!!! YOU KNOW my close
relationship with my dad .... and YOU KNOW
his love for creating with his hands, using
tools. I have many of those tools now .....
have a workbench that the two of us built
together ..... have the memories of working
shoulder to shoulder with him ..... so maybe
YOU KNOW what I am feeling right
now......thank you.....
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Wonderful shot, and lovely notes
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Ah, you can't have enough tools, brushes,
pens, pencils, paint, glue, ink and stuff,
ha, ha, ha!
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Hello! Your husband does a great work!I loved
his collage works!!!!
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tony wyrostek [deleted] says:
I wish mine looked this organized!
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